Ulises Pin

2 months ago | lexology.com | Barbara Murphy Melby |Jane Accomando |Ulises Pin

The convergence of three disruptive forces—(1) migrations from on-premises data centers to the cloud, (2) the increased focus on connected device and digital solutions, and (3) the explosive rise of generative AI—has resulted in a race to finance, design, build, power, and operate data centers to support them.

2 months ago | jdsupra.com | Jane Accomando |Barbara Murphy Melby |Ulises Pin

Data centers have emerged as the backbone of modern digital infrastructure, serving as physical hubs where essential computing resources and IT and security systems converge to store, process, and secure critical data. With the rise of cloud services, generative artificial intelligence (AI) and other digitally enabled solutions, we are seeing a race to invest in and build additional data centers and capacity to support the exponential growth in data, user experience platforms, and cloud services.