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Data Centre Investment
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Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Firmus pitches A$7bn AI float to Asian investors
Firmus is courting investors for a proposed Australian listing while five of its seven AI computing sites remain under development.

Global Datacenter Trends
PwC sees data-centre capex reaching $31.6tn
PwC expects annual data-centre investment to keep rising through 2050 as servers, GPUs and other computing equipment are replaced repeatedly.

North America Datacenter Trends
Trump backs data centres as local resistance grows
The White House is defending AI infrastructure investment, but local approvals, power costs, and community opposition are becoming harder for developers to ignore.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Buildots' new capital puts portfolio progress data to the test
A $130 million round supports the construction-software company's push into multi-year portfolio agreements. For data-centre buyers, comparable evidence matters more than a common dashboard.

Europe and Middle East Datacenter Trends
Saudi data-centre capacity rises 57% since 2024
Savills says Saudi Arabia's live IT capacity has grown 57% since 2024, while government plans call for 3GW of data-centre capacity by 2030.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
TECROWD's data-centre plan defers ¥550m until the sale
Fund 103 proposes no bank borrowing, yet ¥550m of construction cost would be paid from the eventual property sale before investor distributions. That payment order matters more than treating the advertised yield as a promise.

Global Datacenter Trends
Microsoft targets 38GW of data-centre capacity by 2032
Bloomberg reports that Microsoft wants to more than triple its data-centre capacity by 2032, with a larger share of the fleet built for AI workloads.

Europe and Middle East Datacenter
Vertical Data agrees to buy 4.5MW Swedish data-centre site
The acquisition covers a site with 4.5MW today; the proposed expansion to 100MW remains subject to separate power and development approvals.

North America Datacenter Trends
Volato's AI merger closes, but $500m is not build-out cash
The Alignment Engine deal changes Volato's business before it settles the financing, conversion approvals and equipment orders needed to deliver Ohio computing capacity.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
NEXTDC's cash hedge does not cancel dilution
The data-centre developer is spending A$93.61 million on capped calls alongside its convertible notes. The protection is economic; the distinction matters for both construction cash and future ownership.

North America Datacenter Trends
Atlantic HPC's earnout starts with a lease, not a working hall
A proposed merger puts a seven-year customer commitment at the centre of the seller reward. Financing and fitting out the AI facility remain separate tests.

Europe and Middle East Datacenter Trends
Digital Realty's Türkiye entry is a build, not a ready-made hub
A new joint venture has an Ankara campus in development and Istanbul in view. Constructing capacity and attracting usable network connections are different jobs.

Asia-Pacific Institutional
NICT reports incorrect timestamps from public time servers
NICT says part of its public time service sent incorrect timestamps for 11 minutes, putting the focus on whether connected systems accepted the wrong time.

Africa Datacenter Trends
Cape Town data-centre approval faces appeal
Campaigners are appealing approval for two proposed Cape Town data centres as questions over zoning, water, and electricity remain unresolved.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Bangkok diesel case prompts data-centre permit review
Officials found more than 200,000 litres of unlicensed diesel at a Bangkok data centre, bringing backup power, drainage and urban siting under closer review.

Europe and Middle East Datacenter Trends
UAE weighs splitting Stargate AI campus across sites
A multi-site Stargate UAE could reduce local outage risk, but resilience will depend on how workloads recover between locations.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Approved Australian data centres may fall outside new rules
ABC found 25 approved but unbuilt projects that may not be covered by proposed federal power and water rules, leaving existing approval conditions to matter.

North America Datacenter Trends
Canada’s Data-Centre Principles Still Need a Project-Level Receipt
“Must” is a strong word, but it is not a receipt. Canada now says a data centre must pay the electricity-system costs it causes, limit water impacts, disclose local effects, leave durable benefits and add strategic value. That is a useful national test. Yet a mayor, utility…

North America Datacenter Trends
Project Phoenix Has a 2GW Campus. Its Power Receipt Has Five Meters
Ground was broken in Shippingport with a 2-gigawatt promise on the data-centre side and a 205,000-dekatherm-a-day contract on the fuel side. Those figures are both real disclosures, but they do not meet in the middle. Between them sit conversion losses, the plant’s own load…

Global Datacenter Trends
Dell’s $5 Billion Note Sale Refinances Only $1.75 Billion Due in October
Dell is preparing to sell $5 billion of new bonds before $1.75 billion of existing notes mature on 1 October. Calling the transaction a refinancing obscures the larger movement. The filed pro-forma table repays the October notes, yet still adds $3.25 billion to debt principal and…
