Meta’s $30B Hyperion Datacenter Financing Strategy Reshapes Tech Infrastructure Investment Landscape
The Hyperion Deal: A Masterclass in Off-Balance-Sheet Financing In a landmark transaction that could redefine how tech giants fund massive…
The Hyperion Deal: A Masterclass in Off-Balance-Sheet Financing In a landmark transaction that could redefine how tech giants fund massive…
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The UK government reportedly considered destroying a London data center with Chinese ownership links over security concerns. According to Bloomberg, ministers proposed the extreme measure after the facility storing sensitive government information was acquired by a China-aligned entity.
The UK government under the former Conservative administration reportedly considered destroying a data center in London after it was acquired by an entity with links to China, according to a Bloomberg investigation. Sources indicate that ministers “briefly proposed a plan to destroy the data center before it was made secure in a different way,” though what exactly “destroy” meant in this context remains unspecified.