Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Delivery Dates Research: Promises vs. SEC Filings
An independent research project compares data-center delivery dates promised by U.S.-listed operators with what their later SEC filings report.
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- Readers tracking data-center buildout claims
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- The site reports 27 of 79 past-due promises slipped; its lateness range runs from 1 to 459 days.
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The method treats the promise’s wording as consequential: a commitment to begin work can be kept by starting, while a promise to finish or switch on requires completion or energization. For monthly reports without an exact delivery date, the site uses the filing date rather than the last day of the month. A schematic on the page is explicitly labeled as illustrative and not drawn from any company’s data.
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