Seattle and Portland emerge as cost-competitive alternatives while California struggles with power constraints The Pacific Northwest has quietly positioned itself as one of America's most compelling data center markets, leveraging abundant hydroelectric power and strategic geographic positioning to attract infrastructure investments that increasingly bypass higher-cost coastal markets. While Silicon Valley grapples with power constraints and […]
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