Data Center Late Fees Jump to $5M a Day, Marsh Rolls Out Cover

Data center tenants are demanding late-delivery penalties exceeding $5 million per day, a steep rise from $1 million earlier in the year, driving insurance brokers like Marsh to create custom delay-in-delivery policies and raise coverage limits significantly. Goldman Sachs projects only half of U.S. data center capacity will be delivered on schedule, underscoring growing risks in digital infrastructure projects.

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