Deals

If closed, the deal will make Digital Europe’s second-largest data center provider.

The European data center provider is a red-hot M&A target. Here's why.

The business reality for many industries is that more data is migrating into cloud services and storage options from on-premises hardware. Managers and IT pros alike are looking for the tools to make that migration process seamless.

AMP’s first move into the data center business is latest in a wave of M&A activity in the market.

Buys existing facility and land for construction near AWS data center, future Facebook, Google campuses

CEO says will structure operations into three units, sell assets that don’t fit revised set up

Sector growth and maturity are fueling an M&A frenzy but often also unrealistic valuations.

The deal would be among the largest take-privates in the U.K. technology industry in recent years and marks the latest firm snapped up by a foreign buyer.

The talks come amid a steady stream of dealmaking for data centers, which are benefiting as companies around the world increasingly rely on third parties to manage their data.

The move shows CEO Gubitosi is pulling every lever to cut the former monopoly’s $32 billion debt pile and share the burden of infrastructure spending.