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Last week, our Vice President of Energy Aaron Tinjum testified on the importance, benefits, and #cleanenergy leadership of the #datacenter industry. Thank you to the Minnesota State Senate’s Energy, Utilities, Environment, and Climate Committee for the opportunity.

DCC extends a warm welcome to our newest member company Stream Data Centers and to Rick Crutchley, Stream’s representative on DCC’s Board of Directors! #datacenters #industryvoices #advocacy

We are delighted to welcome DataBank as a DCC member! #datacenters #industryvoice #advocacy

DCC extends a warm welcome to our first end user member company Oracle! #datacenters #industryvoice #advocacy

DCC extends a warm welcome to our first Industry Advisory Council participant Clayco Inc ! #datacenters #ecosystem #industryvoice #advocacy

We are delighted to welcome @CrusoeAi as a DCC member! #datacenters #industryvoice #advocacy

The data center industry has significant capacity to generate substantial economic value, according to a report from PwC. The industry’s total annual contribution to U.S. GDP grew from $355 billion in 2017 to $727 billion in 2023. Read the full report: lnkd.in/gFpMk8PN

We are delighted to welcome CoreWeave as a DCC Large End User member! #datacenters #industryvoices #advocacy

PwC's new report confirms that Georgia's data centers directly supported more than 30,000 jobs in 2023 — a 7% increase in just one year. Discover the full economic impact of Georgia's data centers here: lnkd.in/gFpMk8PN

DCC is proud to support Virginia Connects and this new video – “Protecting You” – explaining how Virginia's data centers are essential to U.S. national security. Watch the video here: youtu.be/FxsjP_7gV10?si…

Last week, DCC's Director of Virginia Government Affairs, Kate Smiley, testified on behalf of the data center industry regarding the advertised tax increase on computer and peripheral equipment in Prince William County, Virginia.

"America is an energy powerhouse" In a recent Fox News interview, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright emphasized the importance of expanding the U.S. electrical grid to support the continued development of data centers within the United States.

Yesterday, DCC President Josh Levi testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee discussing how the data center industry is growing to meet the demand for digital services that make our modern lives possible. #DataCenter

We are delighted to welcome @Flexential as a DCC member! #datacenters #industryvoice #advocacy

DCC is excited to welcome Angela Book to our team as Operations Coordinator. Angela will support DCC’s growing operational needs as we continue to expand our advocacy and communications efforts on behalf of our members. datacentercoalition.org/cpages/angela-…

Check out DCC President Josh Levi's interview with Derek Robertson in POLITICO’s Digital Future Daily, discussing how data centers power the economy, the federal role in digital infrastructure, and the investments driving jobs across the U.S. politico.com/newsletters/di…

U.S. Representative Pablo José Hernández Rivera highlighted the important role of data centers and the digital infrastructure they enable throughout our 21st-century economy during a House Committee on Natural Resources hearing. youtu.be/8xmFRZ0ZACM?si…

Behind every click, stream, and upload, data centers are the backbone of our increasingly digital lives. From powering cloud storage and AI processing to making virtual meetings, data centers are the engine driving connectivity and innovation24/7.

Data center development drives employment across the nation in many other industries. According to a report released this year by PwC, each direct job in the data center industry supports more than 6 jobs elsewhere in the economy. Learn more: centerofyourdigitalworld.org/2025-impact-st…

Direct labor income generated by the U.S. data center industry rose from $43 billion to $105 billion. This significant growth in labor income highlights the industry's role in supporting high-skilled, high-wage jobs in communities across the nation.