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Global Cloud Services Trends
Rocket Lab’s US$54 Iridium Offer Is a Collar, Not a Fixed Cheque
Iridium shareholders vote on 24 September on a transaction advertised at US$54 a share. The contract is less static. Only US$27 is cash; the other half is Rocket Lab stock whose share count moves inside a US$67.50–US$112.50 price band and freezes outside it. A ten-day average…

North America Cloud Services Trends
Two AWS Rent Clocks Sit Beneath Cipher’s US$793m NOI Average
Cipher Digital can put US$11.4bn of contracted revenue and US$793mn of average annualised net operating income on one slide. Cash will still arrive one data hall at a time. Black Pearl has begun earning its first AWS rent; Stingray is targeting two starts in 2027. Between those…

North America Cloud Services Trends
TeraWulf Exchanged Abernathy’s 25-Year Upside for Three Instalments
The simple arithmetic is an US$80mn spread between TeraWulf’s US$450mn investment and approximately US$530mn of sale consideration. The useful arithmetic is harder. The buyer pays on three dates through April 2027, while TeraWulf gives up every share of a 168MW project with a…

North America Cloud Services Trends
The Ledgers Inside Galaxy’s 5.7GW Pipeline
Galaxy’s Texas power pipeline adds up to more than 5.7GW. What it adds together is the more important story. One part is approved gross power, another is still in the interconnection process, one site has a 74MW initial agreement inside a 500MW ambition, and two acquired sites…

Global Institutional Trends
A10’s One-Cent Microsoft Warrant Is a Rebate, Not Backlog
A10 Networks gave Microsoft a conditional claim on as many as 800,000 shares for one cent apiece. That sounds like an equity deal until the warrant explains its own purpose: the shares vest against purchases and are intended to be recorded as a customer rebate that reduces…
