DALLAS—Cushman & Wakefield's global data center marketcomparison recently evaluated 1,162 data centers across 38 globalmarkets, with each data center scored across 12 weighted criteria.In consideration of each market, the highest weight was given tocloud availability, fiber connectivity and market size. Mid-weightconsiderations were development pipeline, government incentives,market vacancy, political stability and sustainability. Low-weightconsiderations included environmental risk, land prices, powercosts and taxes.
For the top 10 markets–Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley,Dallas, Chicago, New York/New Jersey, Singapore, Amsterdam, LosAngeles, Seattle and London–global leaders maintain supremacy. Atnumber three, Dallas impressively clocks in immediately afterSilicon Valley.
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