PangeAI signs Sky Blue Impact to speed up data centre site analysis
Geospatial AI company PangeAI has signed data centre developer Sky Blue Impact as a client, the company announced. Sky Blue's team asks site questions in plain English to compare potential locations earlier, instead of waiting for long studies from outside GIS and engineering consultants.
The platform weighs grid capacity and proximity to infrastructure, water for cooling, exposure to floods, wildfire and extreme heat, and permitting and land-use limits. Getting any of these wrong can delay a data centre project by years, PangeAI says.
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