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Vantage Expands San Antonio Data Center Footprint with New TX22 Facility

Data center operator Vantage has filed plans for TX22, a $272 million facility in San Antonio’s growing tech corridor. The 214,525 square foot project marks the company’s latest expansion in the competitive Texas market, joining multiple other developments underway in the region.

Data center operator Vantage continues its aggressive expansion in the Texas market with a new filing for the TX22 facility in San Antonio. The company has submitted a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) application for the $272 million project, marking another significant investment in Bexar County’s rapidly growing technology infrastructure landscape.

TX22 Project Specifications and Timeline

by Desai Priyanka
BusinessInfrastructure

Mongolia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Seeks Data Center Development Partners

Mongolia’s $1.4 billion sovereign wealth fund is actively courting data center developers to capitalize on the country’s favorable climate and available clean energy. The initiative includes developing special economic zones as part of the massive Hunnu City smart city project outside Ulaanbaatar.

Mongolia’s sovereign wealth fund is actively pursuing data center development opportunities, leveraging the country’s vast land resources and favorable climate conditions to attract international investors. The Chinggis Khaan Sovereign Wealth Fund, named after the legendary Genghis Khan, sees significant potential in transforming Mongolia into a regional hub for digital infrastructure.

Strategic Advantages for Data Center Development

by Desai Priyanka
Assistive TechnologyInfrastructure

Verne Sells Finnish Data Centers to Glesys in Nordic Expansion Deal

Verne has sold its Finnish data centers in Pori and Tampere to Nordic cloud provider Glesys. The strategic move allows Verne to focus on AI-ready colocation expansion while Glesys strengthens its regional footprint. Both companies aim to meet growing demand for sustainable digital infrastructure.

Nordic data center firm Verne has sold two Finnish facilities and its managed private cloud operations to fellow Nordic provider Glesys, marking a significant strategic realignment in the region’s digital infrastructure landscape. The transaction includes Verne’s facilities in Pori and Tampere, strengthening Glesys’ position in the Finnish market while enabling Verne to focus on its expansion plans for AI-ready infrastructure.

Strategic Expansion Across Nordic Countries

by Desai Priyanka