21 Sep 2026
OData is investing $630 million to implement Aligned's DeltaFlow liquid cooling system in its data centers across Brazil and Mexico.
Aligned
Aligned has secured a significant $2.58 billion credit facility to expand its U.S. infrastructure, underscoring confidence in its development pipeline and ability to execute ambitious expansion plans. This funding is intended to accelerate strategic build-out initiatives and enhance capacity, positioning Aligned to meet growing market demand and address the evolving needs of data center infrastructure.
The increasing demand for artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering data center requirements, necessitating a focus on power, speed, and new development realities. Aligned's strategic investments in scaling operations and enhancing physical infrastructure are crucial for supporting these intensified digital demands driven by AI. The company is actively investing to meet growing digital demands.
Aligned's commitment to scaling operations and solidifying its market position is evident through its substantial credit facility and focus on infrastructure development. The company is also expanding its technological offerings, with a notable investment by OData in Aligned's DeltaFlow liquid cooling system across Brazil and Mexico, highlighting the global adoption of its advanced cooling solutions.
Last updated September 27, 2026
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Aligned Data Centers has secured a $2.58 billion credit facility, backed by six of its partially constructed data centers, to support its ongoing development projects.
26 Mar 2026
Aligned has secured $2.58 billion in credit facilities, supported by six different assets, intended to finance its ongoing data center build-out across the United States.