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Critical Load: Why everyone wants data centres

Data centres are framed in the description as one of the most contested sectors in private markets, so the episode offers background for allocators trying to understand the sector's growth and the scale of capital involved before deeper diligence.

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Summary

By the real estate & infrastructure desk

This is the first episode of a four-part miniseries from the Infrastructure Investor Podcast on data centres. The episode is built around Infrastructure Investor Network's Global Summit and sets out what these facilities are, how large the data centre boom has become, and the investment statistics behind it, drawing on investors, operators, legal and consulting experts and PEI Group's research team.

  1. The episode opens a four-part miniseries called Critical Load: Inside the Data Centre Boom.
  2. It goes behind the scenes of Infrastructure Investor Network's Global Summit.
  3. It explains what data centre facilities are and establishes the scale of the boom.
  4. It covers investment statistics on the sector and draws on investors, operators, legal and consulting experts and PEI Group research.

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