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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2026

Supply Chain And Technology Agreements In Data Center Construction: Navigating Component Shortages And Alternative Sourcing

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Data centers are the backbone of today's digital economy and are even more important to its future, powering everything from cloud services to ever increasing AI-driven applications.

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Data centers are the backbone of today's digital economy and are even more important to its future, powering everything from cloud services to ever increasing AI-driven applications. To address this demand, the development and construction of data centers is proceeding at an extremely fast pace, with numerous investors and parties searching for suitable land, acquiring that land, and then trying to commence construction as quickly as possible.

However, building these facilities is no small feat – especially when global supply chain disruptions, caused in part be the increased demand for these facilities, threaten the availability of critical components like electronic components, servers, batteries, cooling systems and networking gear.

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