AtlasEdge, a European data-center operator jointly owned by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge Group, secures about €1.2 billion (reported as roughly $1.2 billion) in debt financing to expand its data-center footprint across Europe. The financing is intended to support the rollout of artificial intelligence infrastructure in underserved parts of the region, according to the reports. Bloomberg describes the amount as more than €1.2 billion and frames it as part of AtlasEdge’s efforts to scale capacity for AI-related workloads. The Next Web adds that the facility is the largest single financing AtlasEdge has raised since it formed in 2021. Both outlets describe the transaction as debt funding and link it to a broader expansion plan for the company’s European sites rather than a shift in ownership or business model. The reports do not detail lender names, specific terms, or timelines for construction, but they agree on the scale of the financing and the purpose of expanding data-center infrastructure.
AtlasEdge secures about €1.2 billion in debt to expand European data centers
AtlasEdge, a European data-center operator jointly owned by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge Group, secures about €1.2 billion (reported as roughly $1.2 billion) in debt financing to expand its data-c...
- AtlasEdge, jointly owned by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge, secures about €1.2 billion (roughly $1.2 billion) in debt financing.
- The funding supports expansion of AtlasEdge’s data-center footprint across Europe.
- Reports say the financing backs development of AI infrastructure in underserved European areas.
- The facility is described as AtlasEdge’s largest single financing since its 2021 formation.
- Both outlets link the debt raise to scaling plans rather than ownership changes.
AtlasEdge, the European data-centre operator jointly owned by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge, has secured roughly $1.2bn in debt financing to scale its data-centre footprint across the continent, according to a Bloomberg report on Thursday. The facility is the largest single financing AtlasEdge has raised since its 2021 formation and lands in a stretch of unusually […] This story continues at The Next Web
3 months agoA data center operator backed by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge Group Inc. secured more than €1.2 billion ($1.4 billion) in financing to roll out artificial intelligence infrastructure in under-served parts of Europe.
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