Many data centers situated in areas prone to climate risk, report says
First Street said 54% of global capacity is in markets with chronic climate pressures that can disrupt operations and raise insurance costs.
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Winds, wildfires, and floods can disable nearly 80 percent of data center capacity. Severe climate events bring data center operations to a standstill, and repair and insurance costs can skyrocket. This is according to a report by research firm First Street, which maps climate risks.
Nearly 80% of Global Data Center Capacity Faces Climate Threats, Study Shows
Nearly 80% of the world's data center capacity is located in areas exposed to elevated climate hazards, including flooding, wildfires, extreme heat, powerful winds, and water stress, according to a new study.
Nearly 80% of data center capacity is at elevated risk to climate hazards like flooding and fire, study says
The vast majority of data centers globally face either acute risk from climate change events or chronic risk from ongoing climate issues like extreme heat.

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