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As AI demand rises, data centers like DataBank’s ATL4 near Atlanta are expanding, raising concerns about concrete’s environmental impact, which accounts for about 6% of global emissions. DataBank is seeking low-carbon alternatives and innovative construction practices to balance growth with sustainability.
DataBank’s Jenny Gerson emphasizes proactive site selection and robust infrastructure to safeguard data centers against natural disasters. She highlights flood barriers, backup power, and regular maintenance as key strategies to ensure DataBank’s IT resilience.
DataBank secured nearly $2 billion, including $1.5 billion from AustralianSuper, to expand AI-focused data centers in the U.S. Kevin Ooley, President and CFO, highlighted plans to meet AI demand with major projects, including a large campus in Red Oak, Texas.
Raul Martynek, CEO of DataBank, appeared on Bloomberg TV to discuss the company’s $2 billion investment aimed at expanding U.S. data centers. This move will address the growing demand for AI infrastructure, supported by backing from AustralianSuper and DigitalBridge.
Raul Martynek, CEO of DataBank, discusses the $2 billion investment to expand U.S. data centers and meet the increasing demand for AI infrastructure on Bloomberg Interactive Broker Studio.
In a New York Times article, Raul Martynek, CEO of DataBank, emphasized that AI workloads require significantly more power, with advanced chips demanding over 100 kilowatts per server rack. Nuclear energy is seen as a reliable, emissions-free solution to meet the growing energy demands.
In a recent Bloomberg article, DataBank announced a $2 billion investment led by AustralianSuper and backed by DigitalBridge to expand its US data centers. This investment will fund the development of three major facilities to meet the growing demand for AI-driven workloads.
DataBank has raised $2 billion in equity, including a $1.5 billion commitment from AustralianSuper, to fuel its data center expansion across the U.S. This strategic investment positions DataBank to meet the rising demand for AI and cloud computing services.
DataBank received $1.5 billion from AustralianSuper, plus $483 million from existing investors. The funds will expand data centers in New York, Denver, Minneapolis, and Salt Lake City, supporting AI and cloud growth. AustralianSuper now holds a significant minority stake.
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