Digital Realty Trust, Inc. DLR

Digital Realty Trust, Inc. es un fideicomiso de inversión inmobiliaria que se dedica a la propiedad, adquisición, desarrollo y operación de centros de datos. La empresa ofrece soluciones de centros de datos, colocación e interconexión para clientes de diversos sectores, que van desde servicios de tecnología de la información en la nube, comunicaciones y redes sociales hasta servicios financieros, manufactura, energía, salud y productos de consumo. La cartera de la empresa consiste en centros de datos ubicados en Estados Unidos, Europa, América Latina, Asia, Australia y Canadá. La plataforma PlatformDIGITAL de la empresa es una plataforma global de centros de datos para escalar negocios digitales que permite a los clientes implementar su infraestructura crítica con un proveedor de centros de datos global. PlatformDIGITAL también combina su presencia global con la solución de Arquitectura de Centro de Datos Pervasive (PDx) para negocios digitales y gestión de datos.

Con 6 acciones de DLR (USD 1.069,22) habrías recibido USD 29,28 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 29 sept

  Grid Power Is Becoming the Bottleneck for AI Data Centers

  As AI computing demand surges, power availability has become the critical constraint replacing chip scarcity. Host Digital launched with long-term take-or-pay leases on energized sites in Oklahoma, while competitors like Vertiv, Cipher Digital, and Talen Energy are securing power infrastructure and contracted capacity. The shift reflects a fundamental change in data center economics where grid access and reliable power determine project viability.

  

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 29 sept

  Digital Realty 调研发现：超半数亚太企业计划将 AI 投资增加 25% 以上

  Digital Realty's 2026 Global Data Insights Survey reveals that 59% of Asia Pacific enterprises plan to increase AI investment by over 25% in 2026. However, the region shows significant variations in converting investments to business value, with different markets prioritizing different needs: Australia leads in ROI realization (33%), Japan emphasizes compliance, Singapore focuses on infrastructure readiness, and Korea prioritizes data interconnectivity. The survey highlights that 92% of Asia Pacific respondents link data location strategy to AI plans, though only 22% have fully integrated hybrid infrastructure.

  

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 29 sept

  디지털리얼티 조사 “아시아태평양 기업 절반 이상, 2026년 AI 투자 25% 이상 확대 계획”

  Digital Realty's 2026 Global Data Insights Survey reveals that 59% of Asia Pacific respondents expect their companies to increase AI investment by 25% or more in 2026, exceeding the global average of 55%. However, AI adoption maturity varies significantly by market: Australia leads in realizing AI ROI (33%), Japan prioritizes regulatory compliance, Singapore faces infrastructure gaps, and South Korea emphasizes interconnection capabilities. The survey highlights that while 92% of APAC respondents align data location strategies with AI plans, only 22% report fully integrated hybrid infrastructure, indicating ongoing challenges in connecting distributed environments across the region.

  

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 21 sept

  Middle East & Africa (MEA) Data Center Colocation Market Poised for Strong Growth Through 2031: AI, Automation, and Digitalization Accelerate Demand

  The Middle East and Africa data center colocation market is projected to grow from USD 3.33 billion in 2025 to USD 12.88 billion by 2031, driven by AI adoption, cloud computing, digital transformation, and renewable energy investments. Major growth hubs include the UAE, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt, with significant investments from operators like Africa Data Centres, Digital Realty, Equinix, and emerging players like DataVolt and Desert Dragon Data Centers.

  

• GlobeNewswire Inc. 21 sept

  Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) Existing & Upcoming Data Center Report 2026: Portfolio Expands as New Developments Unlock Growth Opportunities

  A comprehensive analysis of the CEE data center market reveals 290 existing facilities and 51 upcoming projects across Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, and Russia. Russia leads with over 970 MW of capacity, while Poland and Russia together account for 40% of upcoming IT power capacity. Major operators include Rostelecom, IXcellerate, ATOMDATA, and DataPro, with significant growth opportunities in colocation, construction, power, and cooling infrastructure through 2031.