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28.10.26 - 14:18
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IREN and Wingspire Equipment Finance Complete $363 Million Financing for High-Density AI Compute Assets (Business Wire)
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TUSTIN, Calif. & SYDNEY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wingspire Equipment Finance and IREN Limited (NASDAQ: IREN) (“IREN”) announced the closing of a $363 million equipment financing transaction supporting IREN's AI compute business.The Equipment Finance Agreement refinanced recently acquired, revenue-generating AI compute infrastructure, including GPU-based servers and networking systems deployed in high-density data center environments. Wingspire Equipment Finance completed the transaction with a six-lender group, led by major commitments from Eldridge Capital Management and Silver Point Capital.The financing returned substantial capital to IREN, representing a meaningful percentage of the equipment's original cost, converting existing equipment investments into liquidity the company can redeploy to support continued growth. The structure was secured principally by the financed equipment and is supported by multi-year customer contracts.“IREN was looking to unlock capital from deployed AI infrastructure whi...
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28.10.26 - 02:36
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Up 10%! Does today′s big news make NEXTDC shares a buy? (Fool)
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After last week's enormous sell-off, I look at whether today's announcement could help restore confidence in the business.
The post Up 10%! Does today's big news make NEXTDC shares a buy? appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia....
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28.10.26 - 02:12
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SiteMinder FY26 earnings: Revenue up, margins surge (Fool)
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SiteMinder posted 22% revenue growth and a return to profitability in FY26 as it invests heavily in AI-driven hotel technology.
The post SiteMinder FY26 earnings: Revenue up, margins surge appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia....
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27.10.26 - 11:06
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Australia′s AI build-out hits the grid: how a delayed power line wiped out AUD3 billion (Digitimes)
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Australia's push to become an AI infrastructure hub for the Asia-Pacific is running into constraints that capital alone cannot solve: the last mile of grid connection, and the consent of the communities that power lines run through. That shift became clear this month when NextDC, one of the country's largest data center operators, cut its fiscal 2027 revenue forecast and reduced capital spending after a power connection delay at its Melbourne M3 facility, a project that already had a hyperscale customer under contract....
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