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Amid rising demand for data centers fueled by artificial intelligence and cloud computing, reports say Digital Realty will acquire Blackstone's stake in Virginia data centers for $3.5 billion. The strategic deal aims to expand the company's portfolio in one of the most densely concentrated data center markets in the United States.
The deal comes amid heightened M&A activity in the data center sector, as major tech firms race to secure additional capacity. Per market data, Digital Realty shares closed at $192.48 on June 26, while Blackstone closed at $115.40. Blackstone has been an active investor in data centers in recent years.
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Sign InInvestors are watching how the deal will affect Digital Realty's financials, particularly regarding financing and leverage. The stock's reaction to the official announcement will be a key near-term signal. Broader M&A momentum in digital infrastructure is expected to persist, supported by robust demand.