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Data Centre Investment
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Global Cloud Services
Oracle expands HPE Juniper networking for AI infrastructure
Oracle plans a multi-year global deployment of HPE Juniper routing and switching across its AI clusters, regional data centres and edge networks.

North America Datacenter Trends
Shoals’ US$801m Order Pool Has a Signed Ledger and a Documentation Ledger
The useful question in Shoals’ record order figure is not how impressive US$801.4 million sounds. It is which part has been contracted, which part is still being turned into a contract, and what must happen before either becomes a profitable delivery.

North America Datacenter Trends
Vulcan’s US$39.4m PIPE Is a Debt Receipt Before It Is AI/HPC Build Capital
Vulcan Infrastructure and Power has proposed a US$39.4 million financing package while presenting an AI/HPC infrastructure transition. The useful order is less flattering and more useful: first the transaction must close; then it is intended mainly to meet an October debt clock…

North America Datacenter Trends
Digi Power X’s 40 MW Cerebras Contract Splits at a 25 MW Financing Gate
Digi Power X has a headline contract with Cerebras for up to 40 MW of AI-computing capacity in Columbiana, Alabama. Its latest quarterly filing puts the initial-term value at about US$1.1 billion and the potential value at about US$2.5 billion if Cerebras takes one seven-year…

North America Datacenter Trends
CleanSpark Has a 175 MW Lease, Not an 885 MW Delivered AI Campus
CleanSpark’s June 2026 quarterly filing contains three adjacent but materially different facts. On 10 July it signed a 20-year triple-net infrastructure lease for 175 MW of critical IT load at Sandersville, Georgia. The same counterparty also signed an LOI and exclusivity…

North America Datacenter Trends
Target Hospitality’s Data-Centre Community Is an Asset-Reuse Test Before It Is an AI Capacity Story
Data-centre development requires more than power, land and servers. It also requires a workforce that can live close enough to build, operate and maintain the site. Target Hospitality’s 2025 filing offers a useful record of that supporting layer, but not in the form of a new…

North America Datacenter Trends
WhiteFiber’s US$72.6m Prepayment Is a Liability Before Its GPU Orders Become Revenue
WhiteFiber has received meaningful customer cash for future cloud and data-centre services. Its 30 June filing also describes new GPU service orders. Those are constructive facts, but they sit on different clocks: a prepayment is a liability until service is performed, while an…

North America Datacenter Trends
Cipher has started the gas link; its 2.5GW power terms remain undisclosed
A buried pipe can become a committed asset before the generator, grid connection or tenant it is meant to serve has public terms. Cipher Digital’s latest expansion plan makes that middle stage—not the headline capacity—the part investors need to price.

North America Datacenter Trends
Hyperscale Data's dividend leaves a 473,790-share arithmetic gap
The issuer supplied a fixed pool, a denominator, a ratio and a Class A allocation. Those numbers do not produce the same answer. The unresolved bridge matters more than the label “special dividend.”

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
BUUU's 2GW pipeline is not one order book
BUUU has put an acquisition, a data-centre development funnel and two possible sources of equity cash into one growth story. They belong on separate ledgers because each converts on different evidence.

Europe and Middle East Datacenter
CPP Investments and Equinix complete $4bn atNorth acquisition
The $4bn deal gives CPP Investments control of atNorth and includes a $4.1bn financing package intended to support the Nordic operator's expansion.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
Diraq plans quantum computer for Equinix Sydney
Diraq plans to install an eight-qubit silicon-spin quantum computer at an Equinix Sydney data centre in October.

North America Datacenter Trends
Loudoun reviews data-centre grandfathering
Loudoun County is reviewing whether older data-centre applications should keep exemptions from the special-exception process introduced in 2025.

North America Datacenter Trends
EPA proposes state control of minor air-permit notices
EPA's proposal would let states set public-participation rules for minor air permits, potentially creating different approval processes for data-centre projects.

Asia-Pacific Datacenter Trends
India targets data-centre delivery bottlenecks
India is focusing on reliable power, ready land and faster approvals as it seeks to turn about $200bn of expected data-centre investment into projects.

Europe and Middle East National Telecom Trends
Tottenham Hotspur upgrades stadium network with Wi-Fi 7
HPE will add outdoor Wi-Fi 7 and bring data-centre, campus and edge network management into Aruba Central at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

North America Datacenter Trends
Augmenta's 8.5x clock stops at the first populated model
An 82-hour model-population result may be commercially useful on a large data-centre job. It is not yet a clock for design approval, fabrication, installation or the finished building.

Global Datacenter Trends
Flex Has a $4.4bn Bridge for a $4.4bn Deal, Not SpinCo’s Final Balance Sheet
The acquisition price, the temporary funding ceiling and the planned separation sit on three different clocks. Investors still need the permanent financing and allocation record that connects them.

North America Datacenter Trends
A 54-MW turnkey promise still needs an acceptance sequence
Northampton and Provident have formed a joint venture for a North Dallas data centre targeted for late 2027. The commercial test is how utility, fit-out, network and customer obligations turn a site figure into accepted computing capacity.

Europe and Middle East Datacenter Trends
Telehouse opens 5.4MW Building N in Frankfurt
Telehouse has opened Building N in Frankfurt, adding 5.4MW of live capacity at its established Kleyerstraße data-centre campus.
