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BlackRock-backed consortium talks to acquire Stack Infrastructure's Asia-Pacific data…

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What happened

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A consortium backed by BlackRock and IFM investors is in exclusive talks to acquire Stack Infrastructure’s data center operations in the Asia-Pacific region. The deal, which is still underway, is reportedly valued at around $25 billion. The investor group includes BlackRock’s Artificial Infrastructure Partnership and Australian infrastructure investor IFM.

From americanbazaaronline.com

Why it matters

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The acquisition targets Stack Infrastructure’s data centers, which operate in markets including Tokyo, Osaka, Sydney, and Melbourne. This activity occurs amid increasing demand for computing infrastructure and data centers across Asia.

From americanbazaaronline.com

Who's involved

  • BlackRockBacks the consortium attempting to acquire Stack Infrastructure’s data center operations
  • OWLOwns Stack Infrastructure, whose assets are the subject of the acquisition talks

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    Nvidia might see increased demand for its core hardware as the M&A validates massive capital deployment into AI infrastructure.

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