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Pacific Northwest’s 4,120 MW Data Center Footprint and Low Power Costs Position Region as a National Leader

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JLL's year-end 2025 report highlights the Seattle and Portland region's power cost advantage and hyperscaler proximity as the broader data center sector faces historic supply constraints The Pacific Northwest holds 4,120 megawatts of existing data center capacity, according to JLL’s North America Data Center Report for year-end 2025, positioning it among the continent’s largest markets. […]

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