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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…

Africa Datacenter Trends
NDC1's next sale is a defined slice of capacity
Digital Parks Africa's Lagos project puts an exacting question to future customers: which part of a proposed facility can safely anchor a migration commitment?

Global Datacenter Trends
Submer and Edgecore bring network design into the cooling plan
A regional agreement gives two existing technology partners a broader planning brief. Its commercial value will depend on how they turn compatible components into an accountable project.

Africa Datacenter Trends
TNM's 52-rack purchase faces two different demand tests
The Kanengo handover gives TNM room for its own systems and an enterprise hosting business. Its earlier acquisition disclosure makes the distinction important: this was not a purchase of an established data-centre profit stream.

North America Datacenter Trends
Munters brings chiller production and proof closer to US buyers
The expanded Virginia campus joins manufacture, testing and service training. Its commercial promise lies in qualifying cooling equipment near the customer—not in turning factory floor space into ready-to-use computing capacity.

North America Institutional Trends
Modine’s Name, Ticker and Business Are About to Stop Meaning the Same Thing
If the planned separation closes, “Modine” will cease to be a reliable shorthand for one listed company. The remaining issuer is expected to become Modexus Solutions while keeping the NYSE symbol MOD. Performance Technologies will enter Gentherm and continue using the Modine…

Global Institutional Trends
Fort’s 50.1% Logia Stake Can Fall to 5% on Success—or Rise to 85% on Default
Fort Technology has acquired a majority of Logia USA, but not one designed to remain still. The contracts turn ownership into an operating instrument: specified success transfers equity and board control toward the founder, while default can move 85% to Fort. That symmetry makes…

North America Datacenter Trends
Pentagon weighs $5bn Fluidstack loan, WSJ reports
The reported financing would support US manufacturing and supplies of data-centre components rather than fund a new Fluidstack campus directly.

Global Datacenter Trends
Energy Vault Has Financed 275MW of Engines Without Naming the Load
Energy Vault has reserved a meaningful block of long-lead generation and matched it with a purpose-built loan. That moves 275MW from a supplier conversation into a financed manufacturing schedule. It does not yet put the engines at a site, behind a permit or under a customer…

Asia-Pacific National Telecom
STL gains US plenum rating for fibre trunks
STL's pre-terminated fibre trunks now carry US plenum certification, adding a fire-test qualification for indoor data-centre cabling.

North America Datacenter Trends
Aligned starts 2GW Shippingport data-centre build
Project Phoenix will pair three planned data centres with dedicated power and closed-loop cooling at a former energy site in Pennsylvania.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
AWC data-centre engineering orders reach RM100m
AWC's data-centre engineering order book has reached about RM100 million after three contract wins in the past year.

Global Cloud Services Trends
Oracle adds 850MW as cloud revenue jumps 121%
Oracle's Q1 capacity expansion included $28.5bn in capital spending, partly supported by customer prepayments, as AI demand continues to outstrip supply.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Nvidia partners target up to 2GW Australian AI buildout
Nvidia's Australian AI expansion depends on eight partners delivering the sites, power and data-centre capacity behind a 2GW target.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Paragon Globe wins RM45m Johor data centre contract
PGBG Construction will carry out earthworks and retaining walls for an unnamed Johor data centre, with the package targeted for completion in Q4 2026.

Global Datacenter Trends
Aon reportedly targets $10bn data-centre insurance
Aon is reportedly preparing $10bn of insurance capacity for operating data centres, including projects moving from construction into service.
