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Posted on 7/4/2026
Global data center, colocation, interconnection provider
CA$58k - CA$86k/yr
Montreal, QC, Canada
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Equinix provides data center space, colocation, interconnection, and cloud services for businesses worldwide. Customers rent space in Equinix data centers and use the company’s interconnected ecosystem to link networks, cloud platforms, and applications with low latency. Its global footprint and an ecosystem of thousands of customers create direct connections that simplify digital infrastructure, setting it apart from providers that only offer space. The goal is to help businesses run reliable digital operations and pursue multi-cloud strategies through secure data-center space and connected networks.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Redwood City, California
Founded
1998
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Equinix has partnered with Central Georgia Electric Membership Corporation to develop a data centre in Hampton, Georgia, using a contract model designed to shield ratepayers from infrastructure costs. Under the 20-year take-or-pay agreement, Equinix will cover all expenses for grid upgrades, including a new high-voltage substation and transmission lines. The arrangement aligns with what the company describes as President Trump's Ratepayer Protection Pledge. Equinix will provide upfront payments for infrastructure improvements and assume financial responsibility for any cost overruns associated with the project. The Hampton facility is expected to generate up to $20 million annually in property tax revenue and create more than 990 jobs. Equinix has operated in metro Atlanta for over 15 years.
All Nippon Airways builds cloud network hub with Equinix. Aug 05, 2026, 08:01 ET Japan's airline cuts network provisioning time from months to weeks and prepares for a tenfold increase in global data volumes REDWOOD CITY, Calif. and TOKYO, Aug. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the world's digital infrastructure company(R), today announced that All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. (ANA) has transformed its digital infrastructure with Equinix Fabric(R) to support the next generation of passenger services, including reservations, boarding, customer communications and operational systems. Facing a projected 10x increase in global data volumes, Japan's leading airline established a centralized cloud network hub that reduced network provisioning time by approximately 80%, making resources available for application development and testing. This agile foundation allows ANA to accelerate application testing, increase business agility and target a 30% reduction in its five-year total cost of ownership. As organizations modernize digital infrastructure for hybrid multicloud environments and growing data volumes, many are adopting more agile and scalable connectivity models. ANA's deployment of Equinix Fabric reflects this broader shift, transforming its network into a future-ready digital foundation that enhances passenger services, increases business agility, and supports long-term growth. Through Equinix Fabric, ANA has accelerated connectivity deployment, improved cost efficiency and strengthened its ability to support the next generation of data-driven passenger experiences. Equinix helps ANA ensure security and compliance through private connectivity, consistent centralized policy enforcement and alignment with modern security frameworks. Jun Nakazato, Manager, IT Infrastructure Team, Digital Governance Department, Digital Transformation Division, All Nippon Airways, said, "Our rapid business expansion demanded a network with unprecedented flexibility. Rather than continuing to expand our existing network environment, we recognized that implementing network-as-a-service was the most effective path forward. Equinix Fabric delivers the dynamic foundation we need to scale seamlessly. Equinix serves not merely as a vendor, but as a critical strategic partner in modernizing our global systems and enabling our future growth." Operating approximately 280 aircraft across more than 200 domestic and international routes, ANA's operations are built on a highly resilient digital infrastructure that serves as the foundation for mission-critical passenger services, including reservations, boarding, customer communications and operational systems. As ANA expanded its business and accelerated adoption of hybrid and multicloud environments, the organization faced growing pressure to integrate increasingly sophisticated systems while maintaining the speed, flexibility and reliability expected of a world-class airline. Traditional network architectures that relied on dedicated circuits for individual systems became increasingly complex and costly to scale as connectivity requirements continued to evolve. To address these challenges, ANA redesigned its network architecture around a centralized cloud network hub powered by Equinix Fabric. The software-defined interconnection platform enables secure, on-demand connectivity to leading cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, without the need to deploy additional physical circuits. By centralizing connectivity through Equinix Fabric, ANA has transformed its network from a traditionally provisioned infrastructure into a more agile, software-defined platform. The cloud network hub provides secure, on-demand access to leading cloud environments while enabling ANA to scale connectivity more efficiently as business needs evolve. Faster infrastructure provisioning and seamless connectivity across cloud environments can enable more integrated customer services, real-time operational coordination, and earlier adoption of new applications and services. This flexible architecture supports ANA's broader passenger service modernization strategy and provides a resilient foundation for advanced analytics, automation, emerging AI workloads and future digital innovation. Kuniko Ogawa, Managing Director, Japan, Equinix, said, "ANA's deployment of Equinix Fabric demonstrates what's possible when enterprises evolve how they consume infrastructure, not by ripping and replacing, but by adding intelligence and flexibility on top of a resilient physical infrastructure. We're proud to support ANA as it builds a digital foundation capable of handling tomorrow's data demands while delivering better experiences for passengers today." About All Nippon Airways (ANA) Founded in 1952 with just two helicopters, All Nippon Airways (ANA) has grown to become Japan's largest airline and a global leader in premium service. ANA operates an extensive international and domestic network, connecting destinations across Asia, North America, Europe and beyond. With a focus on quality and omotenashi, ANA delivers a consistently high standard of service across every stage of the journey. ANA is the only Japanese airline to have earned SKYTRAX's 5-Star rating every year since 2013, underscoring its consistent excellence. The airline is also a four-time recipient of the Air Transport World's (ATW) Airline of the Year award. In 2025, ANA was honored with FlightGlobal's Executive Leadership: Asia-Pacific Award, reflecting its continued focus on innovation and strategic growth. As part of ANA HOLDINGS Inc., ANA continues to invest in the onboard experience, its fleet and digital services to enhance the travel experience for passengers worldwide. About Equinix Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX) shortens the path to boundless connectivity anywhere in the world. Its digital infrastructure, data center footprint and interconnected ecosystems empower innovations that enhance our work, life and planet. Equinix connects economies, countries, organizations and communities, delivering seamless digital experiences and cutting-edge AI - quickly, efficiently and everywhere. Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from expectations discussed in such forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such differences include, but are not limited to, risks to our business and operating results related to the current inflationary environment; foreign currency exchange rate fluctuations; stock price fluctuations; increased costs to procure power and the general volatility in the global energy market; the challenges of building and operating IBX(R) and xScale(R) data centers, including those related to sourcing suitable power and land, and any supply chain constraints or increased costs of supplies; the challenges of developing, deploying and delivering Equinix products and solutions; unanticipated costs or difficulties relating to the integration of companies we have acquired or will acquire into Equinix; a failure to receive significant revenues from customers in recently built out or acquired data centers; failure to complete any financing arrangements contemplated from time to time; competition from existing and new competitors; the ability to generate sufficient cash flow or otherwise obtain funds to repay new or outstanding indebtedness; the loss or decline in business from our key customers; risks related to our taxation as a REIT; risks related to regulatory inquiries or litigation; and other risks described from time to time in Equinix filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In particular, see recent and upcoming Equinix quarterly and annual reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, copies of which are available upon request from Equinix. Equinix does not assume any obligation to update the forward-looking information contained in this press release. SOURCE Equinix, Inc.
Single-loan transaction secured against two data centres
Equinix, the US-based data centre operator, issued a £280m securitisation last week with a novel marketing approach for European investors. The fixed-rate note, backed by two data centres in Slough, was marketed as a corporate bond rather than commercial property securitisation, attracting corporate bond investors. Led by Goldman Sachs, the A3/A-rated note priced at 130bp over Gilts with September 2031 anticipated repayment. The borrower is owned 80% by Singapore's Government Investment Corp and 20% by Equinix. Data centre securitisation remains nascent in Europe, with deals typically relying on experienced US investors. European ABS investors often struggle with fixed-rate structures and analysing data centres' unique credit characteristics. The strategy appears successful: Yondr's comparable £532m sterling deal in February required 165bp over Gilts.
America's data centre protest reaches London, with some residents calling it, 'a crisis for the future' TOI Tech Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Aug 04, 2026, 08:11 IST 2 Comments Representative Image. Credit: X (Twitter) Protests against the construction of AI data centres are not just sweeping the US; they have reached the UK. A town near London is said to be fighting new projects, citing worries about electricity demand, housing and environmental impact. In the US, a recent Gallup poll shows that 7 out of 10 Americans are opposed to the construction of data centres near their homes, compared with 47% who felt this way in late 2023. There has already been opposition to this development, with more than 142 protest events in 42 US states and bans or moratoriums in 69 areas. The pushback has also led to delays for data centre projects worth over $130 billion in the first quarter of 2026 alone. Meanwhile, in Potters Bar, on the northern edge of London, local campaigners are opposing an 85-acre data centre planned by Equinix, with construction expected to begin next year. Ros Naylor, who grew up near the site and helped establish the Potters Bar Special Interest Group Residents' Association, told the Financial Times, "It is a crisis for the future." The group has spent more than a year opposing the proposal through public demonstrations and a petition signed by more than 4,600 people, arguing that the development could bring continuous operational noise, increased traffic and the loss of greenbelt land while placing additional pressure on electricity supplies. You May Like Why data centre projects are facing growing resistance. The Potters Bar campaign is part of a wider backlash against AI infrastructure that has spread across London and other regions, including Edinburgh, rural Brazil and Tennessee, the report claims. There have also been protests in Brick Lane, East London, where the old Truman Brewery site is designated for redevelopment as a technology campus. The issues transcend individual projects. In England, there is now a growing debate about whether electricity capacity should be focused on housing or on intensive digital technologies. A report by the London Assembly's Planning and Regeneration Committee found that electricity constraints in west London delayed new housing connections after local grid capacity reached its limits in 2022. The report highlighted that boroughs including Hillingdon, Hounslow and Ealing share electricity infrastructure with areas around Slough and Heathrow, where a large concentration of data centres already operates. Some housing developments reportedly faced delays of up to 15 years while awaiting grid connections. London's data centre expansion continues. Despite the opposition, London remains Europe's largest data centre market. Microsoft is nearing completion of a £1 billion data centre in Park Royal, while Google opened a new facility on the outskirts of London last year and has additional sites planned. More than 20 further projects have been proposed across the capital and surrounding counties. The UK government designated data centres as Critical National Infrastructure in 2024, citing their role in supporting digital services, investment and employment. The industry group techUK estimates that the sector generates around £4.7 billion in annual revenue. To address increasing concerns, the Greater London Authority introduced a dedicated draft policy in July as part of the new London Plan. The proposal recommends locating data centres in areas with sufficient electricity capacity to reduce impacts on nearby communities and improve sustainability, while remaining open to public consultation until October. Energy, water and environmental concerns. Campaign groups argue that electricity demand remains one of the biggest challenges. The National Energy System Operator estimates data centres in Great Britain consumed around 7.6 terawatt-hours of electricity in 2025, with demand projected to increase significantly by 2050 as AI adoption expands. Donald Campbell, director of advocacy at Foxglove, said the annual electricity consumption of one approved hyperscale data centre in Southall would be comparable to that of around 530,000 homes. The organisation has argued that developers should build sufficient renewable generation and energy storage to offset their electricity use. Water consumption has also become a major concern. Some facilities require large volumes of water for cooling, while campaigners point out that London and southeast England are already among the UK's most water-stressed regions. The draft London Plan encourages water-efficiency measures and waste heat recovery but does not set mandatory limits. Environmental groups have also raised concerns about emissions from electricity generation and backup diesel generators used by some facilities. Planned developments outside London, including projects in Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire, also include proposals for new gas-fired power stations to support operations. The TOI Tech Desk is a dedicated team of journalists committed to delivering the latest and most relevant news from the world of technology to readers of The Times of India. TOI Tech Desk's news coverage spans a wide spectrum across gadget launches, gadget reviews, trends, in-depth analysis, exclusive reports and breaking stories that impact technology and the digital universe. Be it how-tos or the latest happenings in AI, cybersecurity, personal gadgets, platforms like WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook and more; TOI Tech Desk brings the news with accuracy and authenticity. 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