Core Viewpoint - SWI Stoneweg Icona Group is expanding its digital infrastructure portfolio through the acquisition of significant stakes in a US data center company for a total of USD 330 million, following a previous acquisition of a private holding company for USD 170 million, which will enhance its overall shareholding and liquidation preference in the company [1]. Group 1: Acquisition Details - SWI Group has entered into a binding agreement to acquire additional interests in digital infrastructure and technology-enabled businesses for an aggregate purchase price of USD 330 million [1]. - On February 1, 2026, SWI Digital exercised its option to acquire all of the issued share capital of a private holding company for USD 170 million [1]. - Upon completion of both transactions, SWI is expected to hold 77.2% by value of the USD 1.124 billion liquidation preference attached to the preferred share classes in the company and approximately 38.3% of the total shareholding [1]. Group 2: Company Overview - SWI Stoneweg Icona Group is listed on the Amsterdam Euronext Stock Exchange under the ticker SWICH and operates in various sectors, including Data Centers, Real Estate, Credit, and the Financial Sector [1]. - The company manages approximately €11 billion in assets and has around 300 employees across 26 offices worldwide [1]. - SWI Group focuses on the development, acquisition, and management of data center assets through its subsidiary AiOnX, aiming to build high-quality, income-generating infrastructure over time [1].

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Core Viewpoint - SoftBank is acquiring Digital Bridge, a data center firm, for $4 billion, indicating a strong push towards building AI infrastructure [1][2]. Company Actions - SoftBank's founder, Masayoshi Son, emphasizes the urgent need for AI infrastructure, leading to the acquisition of Digital Bridge at $16 per share in cash [1][2]. - Son has liquidated nearly $6 billion worth of Nvidia stock to fund AI infrastructure investments, showcasing a strategic shift towards owning physical data center assets [3][4]. Industry Trends - The data center acquisition landscape is heating up, with major players like BlackRock and Microsoft closing a $40 billion deal for Align Data Centers, marking the largest data center acquisition to date [5]. - The demand for data centers is driven by the increasing need for computing power for AI applications, prompting companies to secure existing data center capacity rather than building new facilities [6]. Competitive Landscape - Other companies are also making significant moves in the data center space, including Blackstone's acquisition of Air Trunk for approximately $16 billion and Google's purchase of Intersect for nearly $5 billion [5]. - The competition for data center space is likened to a land grab, as companies rush to secure server space before others do [6][7]. Future Outlook - SoftBank's acquisition of Digital Bridge allows for immediate access to existing data center capacity, with potential for future leases as current agreements expire [8][10]. - The ongoing delays in building new AI infrastructures, such as Micron's project in New York, highlight the urgency for companies to solidify their data center capabilities [9][10].