This Is What It Takes to Get a Data Center Financed
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lotz Podcast. I'm Jill Weisenthal.
And I'm Tracy Allaway.
Tracy, you know, we've obviously been doing a lot about data centers, but one thing that's sort of becoming interesting is they just seem so complicated. There are so many different moving parts. And I don't mean like technically complicated, although that's part of it. But they really are this sort of weird thing where they're a high-tech thing. They have the most advanced chips, or at least some of them have the most advanced chips in the world. Their real estate plays, and we talk about securitization and so forth. And then they have to figure out all the stuff of how they're going to conne
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