CBRE

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• MilestoneAug 17, 2026420 MW

  Europe AI data centre signings hit record 420 MW in H1 2026

  CBRE research found that signings for AI-focused colocation capacity in Europe reached 420 MW in the first half of 2026, compared with 89 MW in the prior-year period, driven by demand from emerging AI infrastructure providers known as neoclouds.

• MilestoneJul 17, 2026

  FLAP-D Data Center Markets Face Grid Constraints and Moratoriums, CBRE Reports

  Europe's major data center markets, including Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, and Paris (FLAP-D), are experiencing significant power supply challenges. Despite record demand for data center facilities, these established markets are struggling to secure adequate power. A report by CBRE highlights these grid constraints and moratoriums as key issues impacting the region's digital infrastructure growth.

• M&A / fundingJul 13, 20261 MW

  Vocus-occupied data center outside Perth, Australia, sold

  A 1MW data center facility located in Perth, Australia, previously occupied by Vocus, has been sold for AU$13.13m (US$9.1m) to an unnamed UK-based investment group.

• MilestoneJun 30, 2026420 MW

  European AI data centre signings quadruple to 420MW in H1 2026

  According to CBRE's Q2 2026 European Data Centres report, neocloud providers signed 420MW of colocation capacity intended for AI workloads in the first half of 2026, up from 89MW in the same period of 2025—a fourfold increase. The surge reflects growing business demand for AI services and larger capacity commitments by emerging infrastructure providers. Of the capacity, 66% was contracted in the Nordic region, where lower-cost renewable power is available. The milestone signals data centre operators' increased confidence in neocloud companies as viable, investment-grade customers.

• Stage changeDec 31, 2017$378.3M

  Switch Reports 2017 Record Revenue of $378.3M, Expands U.S. Data Center Footprint

  Switch, Inc. announced full-year 2017 financial results with record revenue of $378.3 million, representing 19% year-over-year growth. The Las Vegas-based data center operator expanded its facility portfolio across The Core Campus, The Citadel Campus, and The Pyramid Campus while maintaining industry-leading low customer churn of 0.6%. Capital expenditures reached $402.6 million, reflecting aggressive expansion capacity and the acquisition of The Pyramid Campus property in Q4 2017.