Tags: ai investments • Artificial Intelligence (AI) • Colocation • CoreWeave • Digital Infrastructure • Hyperscale • hyperscale growth • infra // STRUCTURE • OpenAI
Originally posted by infra/STRUCTURE.
Digital infra/STRUCTURE Weekly Update:
- CoreWeave acquired Core Scientific for $9 billion, adding 2GW to its portfolio and shifting from colocation leasing to self-building capabilities.
- Significant M&A activity occurred, with investors acquiring stakes in hyperscale data center platforms like Princeton Digital Group, Yondr, and Thesee Datacenter.
- The hyperscale colocation demand is expanding beyond a small group of companies, driven by AI and GPU cloud growth, with players like CoreWeave, Oracle Cloud, and OpenAI leading the shift.
- Apple and NVIDIA are potential entrants into the public cloud infrastructure market, which could significantly impact the industry.
- Chinese cloud providers, including Alibaba Cloud, are increasing global colocation demand through AI investments and data center expansions in APAC.
- New entrants like BGO Datacenters are targeting AI and hyperscale investments, reflecting continued growth and investor interest in the sector.
- The sector’s growth counters concerns of overbuilding or a data center glut, with strong demand for expansion capacity. AI and emerging technologies are reshaping the hyperscale and colocation landscape, creating new opportunities and multi-MW buyers.
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