The developer has been quickly expanding across major Asian markets, targeting hyperscale cloud platforms.

The fundraising plans would serve as a stepping stone ahead of a potential IPO, sources said.

The listed entity will own about 10 data centers from around the world, valued around $1 billion, sources said.

The company will invest in innovation, data centers, and talent development in a major spending spree after an antitrust investigation at home.

Greenpeace points to another challenge to the government's goal of reaching net zero by 2060: digital infrastructure.

It will look to unlock value in infrastructure assets such as towers, satellites, cables and data centers that may involve possible sales.

As one of Asia’s largest populations plugs in, demand for digital infrastructure skyrockets.

China’s biggest cloud provider reports slowest-growth quarter ever, citing loss of "top-class customer”

Transaction with the Singapore money manager could value the assets at $8 billion to $10 billion.

The group blasted China's biggest tech company and its biggest independent data center operator for emissions opaqueness and dearth of renewable commitments.