← Back to context Comment by LunaSea 17 hours ago The US has never cancelled as many data center projects as now. 5 comments LunaSea Reply ivanovm 16 hours ago this is a fun comparison, so I ran the numbers - in the US the cancelations alone are as big as Europe's entire planned buildout (~11 GW), or almost 3x of what is currently under construction (~3.8 GW) senordevnyc 16 hours ago Not nearly as many as you’d think from news headlines: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/datacenters-2027-the-y... LunaSea 15 hours ago Your link doesn't speak of cancellations only about a certain GW worth of data centres being built but that are not operational. senordevnyc 8 hours ago There’s a link in the first paragraph that addresses what you’re looking for
ivanovm 16 hours ago this is a fun comparison, so I ran the numbers - in the US the cancelations alone are as big as Europe's entire planned buildout (~11 GW), or almost 3x of what is currently under construction (~3.8 GW)
senordevnyc 16 hours ago Not nearly as many as you’d think from news headlines: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/datacenters-2027-the-y... LunaSea 15 hours ago Your link doesn't speak of cancellations only about a certain GW worth of data centres being built but that are not operational. senordevnyc 8 hours ago There’s a link in the first paragraph that addresses what you’re looking for
LunaSea 15 hours ago Your link doesn't speak of cancellations only about a certain GW worth of data centres being built but that are not operational. senordevnyc 8 hours ago There’s a link in the first paragraph that addresses what you’re looking for
this is a fun comparison, so I ran the numbers - in the US the cancelations alone are as big as Europe's entire planned buildout (~11 GW), or almost 3x of what is currently under construction (~3.8 GW)
Not nearly as many as you’d think from news headlines: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/datacenters-2027-the-y...
Your link doesn't speak of cancellations only about a certain GW worth of data centres being built but that are not operational.
There’s a link in the first paragraph that addresses what you’re looking for