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Why Tariffs Are Driving Data Centers Abroad—and What It Means for Data Center Design
Tariffs are driving data centers abroad by changing the cost, availability, and delivery schedules of equipment and construction materials required for mission-critical facilities. Electrical infrastructure, cooling systems, generators, structural materials, server racks, cabling, controls, batteries, and specialized components may all pass through international supply chains before reaching a project site. For developers and project owners, the issue extends beyond the tarif
Jul 12, 20256 min read
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Amazon Data Center Campus in Virginia: Infrastructure, Design, and Regional Impact
The Amazon Data Center Campus landscape in Virginia extends beyond a single project. Amazon Web Services is developing the Lake Anna Technology Campus and North Creek Technology Campus in Louisa County, while its separate proposal for a 1,370-acre, 7.2-million-square-foot third campus was withdrawn in July 2025 following community feedback. In January 2026, AWS purchased additional land near the Northeast Creek Reservoir to support local water-infrastructure needs, stating th
Jun 11, 20257 min read
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