Lou Hirsh is based in San Diego and covers California news for CoStar. Originally from Ohio, he has been covering business and other news as a reporter and editor for 35 years. Prior to joining CoStar News in 2017, his work appeared in publications o...
Lou Hirsh is based in San Diego and covers California news for CoStar. Originally from Ohio, he has been covering business and other news as a reporter and editor for 35 years. Prior to joining CoStar News in 2017, his work appeared in publications of Cox Newspapers, Gannett Newspapers, A.H. Belo and California Business Journals.
His work has been recognized with awards from organizations including Society of Professional Journalists, San Diego Press Club, Los Angeles Press Club and California News Publishers Association. You can find him on Twitter as @LouHirshWork.
The U.S. House passed legislation calling on states to require data center developers to pay costs for power generation and prevent rate increases for other users, as the projects geared to ...
Data center construction reached record levels based on capacity buildouts in the Americas as capital investment climbs, though concerns are mounting over environmental fallout and potential loss of ...
Investment firm Harrison Street is partnering with multifamily developer The Michaels Organization and the University of San Diego on a $230 million student housing development, as investors boost ...
Fast-casual chain Qdoba Mexican Eats has agreements in place to add 17 restaurants in the San Diego region as part of larger national expansion plans that include doubling its current number of ...
Lawmakers are renewing calls for new safety guardrails on artificial intelligence after technology industry leaders sounded alarm bells, with calls for slowing some development potentially creating ...
Technology giant Oracle posted stronger-than-expected quarterly results and said it can support billions of dollars in new artificial intelligence business without a significant capital spending ...
Oregon and Massachusetts joined other states putting guardrails on data center development as multiple state legislatures consider moratoriums in response to mounting public resistance.
Qualcomm Technologies said it will sell up to $60 billion in its data center chips to Amazon, the technology firm that will also receive warrants to purchase about $4 billion of Qualcomm stock.
Property investment veteran Marc Brutten appreciates the unloved misfits of commercial real estate. These are often buildings past their prime that won’t necessarily garner a quick return, but with ...
Global capital investment in artificial intelligence facilities is on track to reach a cumulative $31.6 trillion by 2050, but the bulk of that spending will go toward recurring chip upgrades rather ...
A billionaire-backed advocacy group and an infrastructure coalition backed by major data center developers are among new forces being marshaled to combat rising resistance to data centers as the ...
Energy technology firm SLB said it is acquiring rival Kelvion for about $3.4 billion, among the latest ripple business effects of the global data center development boom.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering new import tariffs on certain semiconductors, potentially creating new cost-related obstacles for data center projects already facing mounting ...