Hardware·Americas
Data Center Demand Surge Strains US Supply Chain
Key Points
- 1Global data center capacity expected to double by 2030
- 2Sharp increase in compute demand impacting supply chains
- 3Potential for dependency on foreign materials and equipment
- 4Global data center capacity expected to double by 2030 • Sharp increase in compute demand impacting supply chains • Potential for dependency on foreign materials and equipment
Recent analysis from DCD Intelligence reveals that the global demand for data center capacity is projected to double by 2030, largely driven by the surging needs of generative AI technologies. This escalation is creating significant challenges within the construction supply chain, affecting areas from power infrastructure to procurement of essential materials like steel. As companies adapt to these changes, the report outlines the potential obstacles and solutions the industry will face moving forward.
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