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As AI continues to fuel demand for data centers, growing public scrutiny, regulatory uncertainty, power constraints, and tighter capital markets are raising the bar for development. Here’s what developers and investors should consider as the market enters its next phase.

As AI continues to fuel demand for data centers, growing public scrutiny, regulatory uncertainty, power constraints, and tighter capital markets are raising the bar for development. Here’s what developers and investors should consider as the market enters its next phase.

Anthropic put a price on itself Tuesday morning: $70 to $78 a share, 825 million shares, a raise of about $60 billion, and up to $90 billion once you count the shares its chip suppliers are buying on the side. The company plans to price next Wednesday and trade next Thursday. Two weeks ago the talk was $2 trillion. The range says about $1.3 trillion. Below I explain, slowly, what the filing says, why the number came down, and what the lock-up means for the funds that own it.

From Wall Street models to West Texas well sites to the front lines of carbon removal, this episode of Energized by Foley is the kind of conversation you do not want to miss.

From Wall Street models to West Texas well sites to the front lines of carbon removal, this episode of Energized by Foley is the kind of conversation you do not want to miss.

This episode features Nicole Strydom, Deputy General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary at C.H. Robinson. In this conversation, Nicole reflects on her unconventional path to law, including her career as a professional cellist before attending Hamline School of Law.

This episode features a conversation with Jared Pliner. Jared is an associate in Foley's Boston office and a member of the Commercial Litigation Practice Group.

As AI continues to fuel demand for data centers, growing public scrutiny, regulatory uncertainty, power constraints, and tighter capital markets are raising the bar for development. Here’s what developers and investors should consider as the market enters its next phase.

Anthropic put a price on itself Tuesday morning: $70 to $78 a share, 825 million shares, a raise of about $60 billion, and up to $90 billion once you count the shares its chip suppliers are buying on the side. The company plans to price next Wednesday and trade next Thursday. Two weeks ago the talk was $2 trillion. The range says about $1.3 trillion. Below I explain, slowly, what the filing says, why the number came down, and what the lock-up means for the funds that own it.

Substantial transformation rules determine when processing or manufacturing changes a product’s country of origin, generally requiring a significant change in name, character, or use compared with its inputs.