Summary
The financing will support power infrastructure, compute deployments and a development pipeline across Europe and the United States. SWI said the transaction raises its total equity since March 2026 above €1 billion.
Why it matters
It adds another large financing signal that AI infrastructure investment is shifting from experimentation toward capacity deployment.
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