CORD / Cordiant Digital Infrastructure

Cordiant Digital Infrastructure says new agreements have lifted contracted IT load on Hudson Interxchange’s sixth floor at 60 Hudson Street from roughly 0.9MW to about 2.8MW. The commercial advance is real, but the units occupy different stages: utility power, saleable IT load, signed capacity, physical deployment, billing and eventual breakeven. Reading them as one number would turn a phased customer win into income that has not yet arrived.

CORD's Datacenter United closing is a Belgian infrastructure-control story, not just an acquisition headline. Cordiant Digital Infrastructure takes a 47.5% economic interest and 50% voting position in DCU Invest, while Datacenter United absorbs Proximus' Belgian data-centre business. The result is a 13-site Belgian colocation platform with power, cooling, interconnection, enterprise and public-sector customer exposure, plus a long-term Proximus tenancy that makes integration quality more important than the transaction label.