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Believe it or not, this a production car. Making its debut Monday, this sharply creased EV has a surprisingly roomy and lounge-like cabin, a variety of battery and powertrain configurations and both familiar and new charging technologies. The company last October broke ground on a 29-acre campus in Hillsboro, Oregon, and earlier in 2020 announced plans for a 240,000-square-foot data Silicon Valley center immediately next to its existing San Jose location.Meet the first member of Hyundai's new Ioniq electric vehicle subbrand, the Ioniq 5 compact crossover. Stack Infrastructure’s plans for addressing the growing demand include building multiple additional data centers. “With cloud companies thriving like never before, Stack is well positioned to deliver critical capacity where our clients need it most,” Stack Infrastructure Chief Financial Officer Heather Paduck said in a statement today.

According to market research cited by Stack Infrastructure, more than 17 million square feet of capacity was added to 2020, about 57% of which went to large cloud providers. A cloud provider might wish to expand into a new market in a hurry before a competitor does, or might look to deploy a limited amount of hardware for an edge computing environment that doesn’t necessitate an entire facility.ĭata center floor space is in high demand. That’s floor space in data centers already up and running, which is useful for companies that need to deploy infrastructure on a short notice. The company’s third major focus area is providing so-called commissioned capacity. Stack Infrastructure also provides so-called powered shells, empty data centers that allow clients to customize the interior for their needs without investing additional resources in designing the structure itself or managing details such as power grid access. Customers can customize everything from the data halls that house their servers to the corporate branding inside the facility. Stack Infrastructure provides built-to-order data centers for its cloud and enterprise clients. The Denver firm is now working to bring more sites online with the help of some $1.8 billion in debt that it has raised over the last two years, which includes the $400 million round announced today. Stack Infrastructure launched with several existing data center facilities that its backer, IPI Partners, had obtained through a pair of earlier acquisitions.

IP Partners, in turn, is a joint venture of real estate investor Iron Point Partners and Iconiq Capital, a prominent venture capital firm that reportedly boasts prominent clients such as Facebook Inc. The latter figure, the company said at the time, was the lowest securitized rate in the history of the data center industry, suggesting strong investor confidence.ĭenver, Colorado-based Stack Infrastructure formed in 2019 by a data center investment firm called IPI Partners.

The financing comes six months after Stack Infrastructure raised $325 million in securitized notes with a slightly higher 1.893% coupon. The debt was issued with a 1.87% fixed-rate coupon, a type of interest rate. It will put Stack Infrastructure in a stronger position to address demand for data center floor space from the leading cloud players, which are rapidly expanding their operations. Stack Infrastructure Inc., a company that leases data centers to hyperscale cloud providers and enterprises, has closed $400 million in additional securitized debt to continue growing its business.