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AI Infrastructure Partnership and Brookfield bid for Stack Infrastructure’s Asia-Pacific data centers
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The potential $30 billion deal highlights how AI's insatiable appetite for computing power is reshaping infrastructure investing across the Asia-Pacific region.
Key facts
- Johor Bahru in Malaysia adds 216 MW, while Japan rounds things out with 78 MW in Osaka and 36 MW in Tokyo
- Brookfield launched a $100B global AI infrastructure program in November 2025 through the Brookfield Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund, or BAIIF
- AIP was involved in the acquisition of Aligned Data Centers in late 2025, a deal valued at around $40B
- The potential $30 billion deal highlights how AI's insatiable appetite for computing power is reshaping infrastructure investing across the Asia-Pacific region
Summary
Two of the largest players in AI infrastructure are competing for the same prize: Stack Infrastructure’s Asia-Pacific data center portfolio, a collection of campuses that could fetch more than $30B. The Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Partnership and Brookfield Asset Management have both entered the bidding process for Stack’s APAC operations, setting up what could become one of the largest data center transactions in the region’s history. Stack Infrastructure, owned by Blue Owl Capital, has been exploring a potential sale of its Asia operations since earlier this year. Melbourne leads the pack with 432 MW of capacity.