CoreSite

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Next checkpoints, Senate action on the Ratepayer Protection Act before the November midterm elections, and construction scheduled to begin on CoreSite's DA1 project in Dallas County in April 2027.

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Yeah, I think they're useful up to a point, Jonathan.

Um, the problem with a lot of the dashboards I see, um, let's pick on someone like Silktide or, um, CoreSite or Tenon, is they're very, very much focused on does it pass certain WCAG criteria, um, and then giving you a score about compliance.

They don't focus on overall user journeys.

So even if you fail a number of WCAG success criteria- You can still have a site that people can use and is very, very usable and people like.

And yes, many of these firms are involved in data centers, but there's also, you know, I kind of joke sometimes that in the United States it's subcontractors all the way down.

And so, like really we probably don't know who the CEOs of QTS, Equinix, CoreSite, Iron Mountain, you know, some of these other sorts of data center developers are.

But when I've seen them in meetings, they have a impunity and a almost kind of visceral disgust towards the opposition movement that is every bit of a piece of the tech bro, uh, sort of world.

And so this really adds fuel to the fire in a particularly like emotional charged situation.