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Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
STTGDC secured ¥93bn for Tokyo. The green test is still a design setting.
STTGDC has secured a JPY 93bn green-loan facility for fitting out and operating two data centres in Inzai, beside Tokyo. Its environmental eligibility test puts a number on the drawing: design PUE of 1.3 or below. The interesting part is what the announcement measures, and what…
Latin America and Caribbean Datacenter Trends
Redata has a 10% fork: Brazil’s market, or another R&D bill
Brazil’s new data-centre tax regime puts a choice inside its 10% domestic-supply rule: make qualifying capacity available at home, or spend an additional 10% of eligible equipment value on research. The difference will live in the accounting, the regulations and, eventually, the…
Latin America and Caribbean Datacenter Trends
One future data centre takes 88% of the bill. The export forecast takes five.
Brazil has approved a R$181.7bn Voltalia data-centre project in Pecém. It dominates a five-project investment package, but the government’s R$40bn annual export forecast belongs to the whole ensemble.
North America Datacenter Trends
Soluna freed the assets. Two June debt figures are still $1.2m apart.
Soluna says it has repaid Generate Capital and released the liens tied to its Dorothy projects, clearing a stated path for power to move to Dorothy 3. Its October announcement puts the facility’s June principal at $28.7 million; its June 10-Q says $27.5 million. The lights are…
Europe and Middle East National Telecom Trends
du’s licence runs to 2046. Its royalty note stops at three years.
The twenty-year licence gives du a long runway to invest in networks and data centres. Its latest results leave investors with a shorter regulatory clock—and no price tag for the toll.
North America Datacenter Trends
VAN-2’s Second Megawatt Has a Future Tense
Uniserve leased 10,000 square feet for a 2 MW Vancouver data centre. Its latest update puts 1 MW on the Q4 2026 opening target and leaves the other megawatt for later. The useful question is now less about the brochure’s ceiling than the evidence behind the first live rack.
Europe and Middle East Datacenter Trends
One customer books Scotland’s £300m AI-centre capacity for 15 years
A £202m National Wealth Fund guarantee sits inside DataVita’s roughly £300m debt facility. The full capacity of the two financed data centres is contracted to CoreWeave under a 15-year lease.
Global Datacenter Trends
SLB’s data-centre business is booming. Its profit has no separate column.
Data Center Solutions brought in $230 million in the third quarter, 76% more than a year earlier. SLB has still tucked the business inside “All Other,” where its profit shares a room with two unrelated operations.
Africa Institutional Trends
Nigeria’s US$750m cloud bet has one big customer: the government
Abuja wants private capital to build a regional cloud market. Its plan starts with something the state already controls: what federal agencies buy, how they buy it and whether those contracts are predictable enough to finance new capacity.
Europe and Middle East Datacenter Trends
The £7bn Isn’t the Cheque: Oman’s AI Centre Has Its Own Deal
Britain raised its export-finance ceiling for Oman to £7bn as Yamna prepared a separate agreement for a large AI data centre in Salalah. The two announcements share a stage. They do not share a disclosed funding line.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
KIX15 Has 24 MW on the Drawing Board—and No Tenant Named
Digital Realty’s Japanese joint venture has started work on a fifth Osaka-campus building due in 2028. The capacity is specific; the customer, price and project bill are not.
Europe and Middle East Institutional
A Grid Queue Is Not a Free Parking Lot: Ofgem’s Data Centre Fee
Britain’s grid queue held 125 GW of contracted demand in June 2025, including about 73 GW of data-centre projects. Ofgem wants developers to put money behind those positions and prove that their projects can reach energisation. The hard question is whether the rules can spot a…
Asia-Pacific Datacenter
Adani and Jabil’s AI Hardware Venture Still Needs a Binding Deal
June set out an ambition; October supplied a proposed 50:50 structure. The distinction matters: the partners have described a manufacturing platform, but their latest public document is still a non-binding memorandum, not a funded factory or a customer-backed production plan.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter
BroadBand Tower: the card was wrong about two things, and silent on the money
A trade-press page puts BroadBand Tower on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Standard market and dates its founding to February 2000. The same page, plus three facility listings from one publisher, leave the operator's revenue mix, capital spending and running capacity unstated — and…
Europe and Middle East Datacenter
Greenhouse Datacenters Publishes Its Interconnection Story and Leaves the Power Envelope Unstated
A Naaldwijk colocation operator has just been named an additional landing partner for the IOEMA subsea cable. Its public record is unusually detailed on connectivity partners, exchange count, certifications and a power usage ratio — and silent on the figure that decides how much…
Latin America and Caribbean Datacenter
Ascenty: The Megawatt That Travels Without Its Basis
Brazil's data-centre buildout is routinely described in megawatts, but the documents gathered for this report on 18 October 2026 contain no megawatt figure for Ascenty Data Centers e Telecomunicações S/A at all — and that gap is the story, because the unit itself is doing work…
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
CapitaLand’s Chennai data centre has to make capital recycling pay
CapitaLand’s unveiling of Chennai 01 put a ₹1,940 crore plan and a 53 MW power figure on display. The investment case now turns on a less visible conversion: how much of the facility’s 34 MW of IT capacity becomes contracted, commissioned and cash-paying load.
Europe and Middle East Regional ISP
Colt's UK register names its controller but not the terms that bind it
Companies House fixes COLT Technology Services Group Limited at company number 03232904, records four consecutive years of full accounts and shows a single corporate person with significant control holding 75% or more of shares and votes. What the register does not show is the…
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
A cooling failure can stop a payment. Singapore wants the responsibility pinned down.
Two power thresholds and a cloud-revenue test underpin Singapore's new infrastructure regime. The harder question is who can fix the systems when they fail.
Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Vietnam's AI campus has a $2.1bn plan. Its electricity bill is still a question.
SGI-HCM Campus aims to sell computing power to customers in Vietnam and abroad. Before that business can take shape, its backers need to know how the power running it will be priced.