The $40B Infrastructure Bet: How BlackRock’s Data Center Deal Redefines AI’s Physical Frontier
The New AI Gold Rush: From Software to Steel and Concrete In what represents one of the largest infrastructure transactions…
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Facebook’s parent company Meta has reportedly secured approximately $30 billion in financing from private equity firm Blue Owl Capital for its massive Hyperion data center project in Louisiana. The deal structure allows Meta to keep significant debt off its balance sheets while retaining operational control of the facility.
Meta Platforms has reportedly secured a massive financing package totaling approximately $30 billion from private equity firm Blue Owl Capital for its Hyperion data center project in Louisiana, according to sources familiar with the matter. The deal, which sources indicate was finalized on Thursday, represents one of the largest single-project financings in the data center industry’s history.
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Spain’s Cellnex has agreed to sell its French data center operations to Vauban Infra Fibre through a €391 million cash deal. The transaction continues Cellnex’s strategy of divesting non-core assets to strengthen its financial position while focusing on its primary mobile tower business.
Spain’s Cellnex Telecom, Europe’s largest mobile phone tower operator, has reportedly reached an agreement to divest its French data center operations in a significant strategic move. According to reports from Reuters, the company has signed a put option agreement to sell 99.99% of Towerlink France’s share capital to Vauban Infra Fibre for 391 million euros ($458 million).