The future of infrastructure is being built by developers who can query the grid as easily as they query a search engine. By unifying proprietary data with natural language access and secure architecture, LandGate provides the high-fidelity intelligence layer required for precise capital deployment.

The buildout of 5G infrastructure is fundamentally reshaping the data center landscape. For data center developers, understanding this evolution isn't just about keeping pace- it's about identifying the next wave of strategic opportunities.

The second week of February 2026 highlights a strategic shift toward "campus-utility integration." We are seeing developers move beyond simply leasing space to forming deep, multi-gigawatt partnerships with power generators to ensure long-term viability. For developers, the trend is shifting from "site acquisition" to "energy infrastructure acquisition." As local municipalities in markets like Ohio increase legal pressure on backup power solutions, the ability to secure massi

The first week of February 2026 reinforces a deepening divide in the data center landscape. We are witnessing a "tug-of-war" between monumental capital raises for hyperscale capacity and a localized "emergency brake" on new developments. For developers, the message is clear: while the financial appetite for AI infrastructure remains insatiable, the path to execution is increasingly blocked by community pushback and regulatory pauses. Success in this quarter will require a sop

Data centers, the digital backbone of AI growth and development, have seen a tremendous increase in power, demand, and growth over the last year. Data centers accounted for about 2.5% of U.S. electricity use in 2015 and now consume roughly 6%, a share that is rising rapidly as AI adoption expands. By 2030, data centers are projected to draw nearly 9% of national power, with AI workloads consuming up to 40% of that total. Behind the renderings and vision decks, however, lies a