DCK Investor Edge: Why even the biggest players increasingly look for investment partners.

The economies of scale achieved by specialist data center providers make it hard to justify a dedicated enterprise build.

DCK Investor Edge: Recent report highlights low- and no-growth year in non-superstar US data center markets.

Data center giant opting to list in Hong Kong after British brothers David and Simon Reuben sold control of the firm to Asian investors.

DCK Investor Edge Exclusive: Taking a closer look at QTS earnings and guidance with the company’s CFO.

Data center leasing up 33 percent in 2018 around the world, most of it driven by cloud providers, according to JLL.

Its assets include Heathrow Airport and an oil pipeline in Louisiana. Now it also owns half of a QTS data center in Virginia.

DCK Investor Edge: As has been its tendency, Wall Street underappreciates the level of investment and the timelines of a long-term global hyperscale play.

DCK Investor Edge: The market has been smashing all records as the world’s largest, and it’s managed to do it based on numbers that don’t include the largest tenant there.

As a network gateway between mainland China and the West, Hong Kong is a magnet for hyperscale cloud platforms from both sides of the gate.