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Power First vs. Fiber First: How the Training-Inference Split Requires Two Parallel Site Evaluation Frameworks The site selection methodology built for AI training is producing the wrong answer for AI inference. And inference is about to become the dominant workload. Training is latency-insensitive. It tolerates 100ms between regions. It goes where the power is. Geography is optional. Inference is the opposite. Sub-50ms round-trip for consumer applications. Sub-10ms for real-

The Developers Closing on Schedule Have One Thing in Common: They Can Build Power Without Waiting for the Grid In some PJM sub-markets, grid interconnection timelines now exceed 10 years. The developers closing deals on schedule aren't waiting for the queue. They selected sites where they can build their own power in 18 to 24 months — and they evaluated that capability before they even called the utility. Behind-the-meter generation — aeroderivative gas turbines, fuel cells,

By-Right or Conditional Use? The First Zoning Question That Determines Every Project's Risk Profile. Nearly half of all U.S. data center projects are breaking down at the zoning and permitting stage. Not at interconnection. Not at financing. Not at community opposition. At the municipal land use layer that most site selection workflows treat as a box to check after the real work is done. That assumption is costing operators option costs, legal fees, and development timelines