Digital Infrastructure & Strategic Capital
Digital infrastructure is shaped by AI, compute, power, real estate, transmission, and capital. The primary constraint you face is assembling all these components on compatible timelines and bankable terms. Our digital infrastructure lawyers address it that way, as one integrated challenge, from compute and powered-site strategy through development, financing, strategic capital, and M&A.
With more than two decades of experience in digital infrastructure law, our global team helps you fit together each of these pieces across the value chain – at the speed you need to scale. We combine capabilities across AI and technology, digital infrastructure, energy and project finance, regulatory, real estate, M&A, private equity, finance, and tax. Our work spans data centers (hyperscale, colocation, mining, and edge), power supply (renewable and conventional), connectivity (fiber, wireless, towers, and satellites), and technology components, from formation through development, scale, and monetization.
Debt & Project Finance
Energy & Infrastructure
Financial Services
Telecommunications Transactions
AI-Driven Infrastructure & Connectivity
Data Center Sites
Digital Infrastructure Deals
Digital infrastructure
- Tether International, the majority shareholder of Northern Data AG (Northern Data), in connection with Rumble Inc.’s (NASDAQ: RUM) acquisition of Northern Data, a leading provider of AI and high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure. Rumble now owns approximately 85.2% of Northern Data’s outstanding shares.
- A syndicate of lenders in financing Intersect Power’s Texas energy-park project for a multinational technology corporation, a co-located solar, wind, and batter-storage facility built alongside a new data center and part of a broader partnership targeting $20 billion in renewable energy infrastructure investment.
- CyrusOne, a leading global data center developer and operator, on a sustainability-linked $1.8bn Revolving Credit Facility and $7.9bn Warehouse Credit Facility linking costs to data center greenhouse gas emissions.