Latest construction data shows activity hinges on AI buildout
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Construction activity in March slowed across most sectors due to rising energy costs, with the notable exception of data center projects driven by AI infrastructure demand. The divergence shows how dependent overall building momentum has become on the artificial intelligence buildout rather than broader economic strength.
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A jump in energy prices caused some building progress to slow in March, especially for work outside of the data center boom.
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