Sabey Data Centers · Original source
Sabey Data Centers is piloting hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), a renewable diesel, as the primary fuel for backup generators at its Sabey Data Center Austin campus in Texas. The test targets Scope 1 emissions from backup generation and will track the feedstock behind the fuel. HVO can run in existing diesel generators without modification, and Sabey intends to extend testing to other sites if the pilot succeeds.
Digital Realty · Original source
Digital Realty reported third quarter 2026 revenues of $1.9 billion, up 21% year over year, with Core FFO of $2.10 per share against $1.89 a year earlier. The data center operator signed record bookings expected to generate $855 million of annualized rent at 100% share, lifting its backlog to a record $2.5 billion. It acquired $742 million of land in the quarter and raised its 2026 Core FFO outlook to $8.30 to $8.35 per share.
DayOne · Original source
Singapore-headquartered DayOne Data Centers and Sembcorp Utilities have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore integrating power and energy solutions into DayOne's data center developments across Asia. The companies will evaluate on-site power generation, renewable energy supply, and operations and maintenance services under DayOne's Bring Your Own Power initiative. DayOne targets 100% renewable energy by 2030 and already has a power purchase agreement with Sembcorp for its SG1 data center.
Equinix · Original source
Equinix outlined the local impact of its initial US$215 million investment in CH5, its sixth data center in the Chicago area, in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. The facility created about 150 construction jobs, is expected to support up to 50 permanent roles and will offer more than 190,000 square feet of colocation space at full buildout. It uses air cooling with no routine water consumption, and the Equinix Foundation committed a further US$75,000 grant to i.c.stars.
Telehouse · Original source
KDDI Corporation and Telehouse Europe have bought the Inventory Estate in East India Dock, London, from LaSalle Investment Management and Trilogy Real Estate for more than £220 million (US$294 million). The site will host a new high-density, AI-ready data centre expanding Telehouse's London Docklands campus, with 65 MVA of power already secured for phased development. It follows Telehouse West Two, a nine-storey building due for completion in 2028.
