Is Your Head in the Cloud?
It Ought to Be.
Hyperscalers—including CarbonCure investors Amazon and Microsoft—want greener building materials to help them stay in line with corporate climate goals.
Even as artificial intelligence, edge computing and advancements in high-performance computing (HPC) fuel this endless appetite for data centers, Big Tech companies are on a strict carbon diet.
These procurement teams have tightened requirements, and material decisions now matter more than ever. Concrete producers who can meet the moment will win the work. Those who are ready for lower carbon specs today have a clear advantage.
Data Runs on Servers.
Servers Run on Concrete.
According to CBRE’s “Global Data Center Trends 2025” analysis and“Infrastructure Quarterly”reports, capital expenditures for new data center infrastructure surpassed $300 billion USD in 2025.
Looking ahead to 2030, McKinsey forecasts that this infrastructure CapEx (excluding IT hardware) will exceed $1.7 trillion USD.
Are you in a hyperscaler hot spot?
Explore our interactive map below, identifying the primary and emerging markets for data center construction around the world.
Trends Report · 2025
The Opportunity is Here.
Are you positioned to win it?
Optimizing cement content in your mixes is not just about sustainability. It is about reducing costs and staying competitive as procurement by Big Tech companies and other big buyers shifts toward lower carbon products.
CarbonCure’s drop-in solution integrates directly into your batching process, just like any admixture. A valve box injects captured CO₂ into fresh concrete, where it permanently mineralizes and maintains compressive strength. This enables reduced cement content but with the same overall quality and performance.
No compromises. No performance trade-offs. No reinventing your operations.
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