Aug 12, 2025 | Posted by Abdul-Rahman Oladimeji
Data center investor DigitalBridge revealed it has more than 5.4GW of data center capacity in development or operation. The company, which holds stakes in data center and energy businesses through various funds, said that roughly half of that was currently built, and the other half is under construction.
In DigitalBridge's latest earnings call, CEO Marc Ganzi added: "We're putting $50-plus billion to work over the next few years on contracted data center projects, tethered to our power bank." The company expects there to be $43bn in capex investments across its portfolio by the end of 2026, with DigitalBridge's share at just under $30bn.
"Ken and the team know exactly what these customers need, and they've already got a significant pipeline with over 1,600 acres under control," Ganzi said. "They potentially have nearly three gigawatts of IT capacity and over five gigawatts of generation capacity. This is massive, it's a scalable opportunity, and we're in on the ground floor of the emerging category of digital infrastructure in partnership with the amazing team in ArcLight."
