Matthew Connatser is a freelance writer with a focus on technology and hardware. He has written for various publications including Tom's Hardware, Newswav, XDA, Digital Trends Media Group, HotHardware, Inc., and How-To Geek. Matthew's articles cover a wide range of topics including computer processors, graphics cards, gaming, and other tech-related news.
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Yup, demand's that strong Since 2023, the leasing rate for datacenters in North America that haven't even been fully built yet has shot up and now stands at 84 percent for the first quarter of this year.
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