AtlasEdge, the European data-centre operator jointly owned by Liberty Global and DigitalBridge, has secured roughly $1.2bn in debt financing to scale its data-centre footprint across the continent, according to a Bloomberg report on Thursday.
The facility is the largest single financing AtlasEdge has raised since its 2021 formation and lands in a stretch of unusually busy European data-centre capital deployment.
The financing builds on a sequence of progressively larger AtlasEdge debt raises over the past 18 months. The company secured a €725m facility in 2024 and a €253m green-financing package earlier this month specifically for its Lisbon expansion.
Today’s $1.2bn lifts the cumulative debt raised across the platform to north of $2bn within roughly 12 months, a meaningful indicator of how aggressively the company’s investor base is willing to fund European-edge capacity build-out.
The financing structure was not separately disclosed but follows AtlasEdge’s established pattern of senior secured term-bond facilities with European bank syndicates.
