Residual value risk in data centres refers to the uncertainty surrounding the future resale or reuse value of critical infrastructure, such as servers, cooling systems, and power equipment. This risk is central to asset lifecycle planning and lease negotiations. Lenders, investors, and facility owners utilise it to assess collateral worth, while operators benefit by optimising refresh cycles and mitigating financial losses from rapid technological obsolescence.
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