Data centres

One of the billionaire pioneers of the data centre boom has issued a warning about how the massive projects are being financed while vowing to stick to his conservative ways.

Australian billionaire Greg Goodman has paid $305m for Silicon Valley real estate in the US to build data centres among tech giants, betting big on the growth of artificial intelligence.

The data centre fund has struggled since listing in December and is finding it hard to win backers after providing uncertain guidance.

US equity and property investor Blackstone wants to play a greater role in helping alleviate Australia’s housing crisis.

Australian powerhouse Goodman Group boss, Greg Goodman, has exposed a “dark” plan that is expected to completely overrun warehouse jobs as we know it today.

The industrial property powerhouse has poached Microsoft’s data centre general manager as the industrial landlord doubles down on its plans to become a global digital infrastructure powerhouse.

Nasdaq-listed Datadog has a struck a partnership with AWS, taking out halls in its local data, as it seeks to nab a slice of the nation’s $147bn IT market.

Hotels for computers, as data centres have been known, still have plenty of growth, despite their market value taking a major hit in 2025, according to one analyst.

Investors are racing to build data centres in Australia with enough horsepower to fuel high-intensity artificial intelligence (AI) demands and more traditional workloads in a bid to ride the AI wave.   Swiss private equity …