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Data Center Capacity Crisis Puts 2026 Road Maps at Risk

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Growth in enterprise cloud computing is constrained by power grid limitations; 26% of projects faced delays. Experts warn this could impact 2026 road maps.

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Original Source Material

Power Capacity Is Growing But 26% of Projects Faced Delays, Experts Warn For years, enterprise cloud computing has felt like a "sky's the limit" endeavor, but that aspiration is coming crashing to the ground as the industry faces a hard new reality. Growth is being constrained by the very real physical limitations of the world's power grids.