Four notes on evaluating data center sites: fiber and connectivity, power infrastructure, secondary markets, and site selection in Colorado.
Diverse paths and separate building entries, carrier neutrality, long-haul versus metro, dark fiber versus lit services, and how AI training and inference weigh latency differently.
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What energized utility service means for a site, how it relates to IT load, and what makes power usable: fiber, cooling, staff, and land.
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Why searches leave primary markets such as Northern Virginia, Dallas, Phoenix, Chicago, and Atlanta, and what a strong site looks like outside them.
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Power, climate, water, tax incentives, distance, and fiber, checked the way you would check any site.
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