InfrastructureTechnology

Sabey Data Centers Expands Capacity Nationwide Amid Growing Market Demand

Sabey Data Centers is significantly expanding its capacity footprint across multiple US markets. The company reportedly has 8MW available immediately and more than 70MW in development through 2027 to address tightening data center vacancies nationwide.

Major Capacity Expansion Across Multiple Markets

Sabey Data Centers is making substantial new capacity available across its national portfolio, according to recent reports. Sources indicate approximately 8MW of power is immediately leasable at three locations, with more than 70MW of additional capacity available for pre-leasing and scheduled to come online between now and 2027.

EnergyTechnology

European Consortium Advances Flexible Solar Tech with Carbon Electrode Breakthrough

A European research consortium has reportedly achieved over 21% efficiency with flexible perovskite solar cells using innovative carbon electrodes. The PEARL project aims to reach 25% efficiency while reducing production costs and environmental impact through roll-to-roll manufacturing techniques.

European Solar Innovation Reaches Midpoint Milestones

According to reports from the Horizon Europe-funded PEARL project, researchers have made significant progress toward developing next-generation flexible perovskite solar cells with carbon electrodes. Sources indicate the consortium has achieved over 21% efficiency on flexible substrates, bringing them closer to their 25% target efficiency while addressing stability challenges that have previously limited commercial adoption.

InfrastructureTelecom

Cellnex Divests French Edge Data Center Portfolio to Vauban Infrastructure Arm in €391M Deal

European tower operator Cellnex has agreed to sell its French data center business to Vauban Infra Fibre in a €391 million all-cash transaction. The deal involves Towerlink France, which operates edge data centers across multiple French cities and serves Bouygues Telecom as its primary client.

Strategic Divestment in French Digital Infrastructure

European telecommunications infrastructure company Cellnex has reportedly reached an agreement to divest its French data center operations to Vauban Infra Fibre (VIF) in a transaction valued at €391 million ($457.6 million), according to recent corporate announcements. The deal involves the transfer of 99.99% of Towerlink France, the entity responsible for Cellnex’s primary data center operations throughout France.