New & Noteworthy

The final week of 2025 highlights a market defined by massive consolidation and record-breaking financial milestones. As the industry moves toward 2026, the focus has shifted to strategic acquisitions by global tech giants and the formalization of reliability standards to support the relentless demand for AI infrastructure Data center deals hit all-time record of $61 billion The data center sector has officially entered a period of unprecedented capital flow, with total trans

Data center development has become a game of regulatory chess. While headlines are often dominated by local moratoriums in maturing hubs like Northern Virginia or parts of Georgia, a strategic shift is occurring. Developers are no longer just looking for power  and fiber , they are looking for political stability and legislative partnership. At LandGate , we believe the key to a resilient portfolio isn’t just reacting to restrictive measures, but identifying the "Green Zones

Topos Acquisition Solidifies LandGate's Position as the Definitive Vertical Authority for Data Center and Renewable Energy Site Assessment and Capital Deployment in the U.S.

The energy landscape in the Western United States is undergoing a seismic shift. As the demand for computing power accelerates, driven by the explosion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and hyperscale cloud computing, the pressure on the grid to provide reliable, massive loads is unprecedented. For developers and utilities, the challenge is no longer just finding land; it is finding land with power . To meet this challenge, LandGate is pleased to announce a significant leap for

The data center industry is facing a critical inflection point, with the pursuit of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) driving expenditure into the trillions while simultaneously exposing vulnerabilities in financing, supply chains, and local regulatory environments. This week’s headlines underscore the extreme capital commitments required for AI-scale infrastructure alongside the significant development risks and the continued push for specialized cooling innovations. IBM