Pranav Hotkar
London, United Kingdom - May 5, 2026 - AtlasEdge has completed the sale of a portfolio of selected European data center sites, marking a strategic shift toward larger, high-growth campuses as demand for scalable digital infrastructure continues to accelerate.
The divestment, previously agreed with Southern European operator Templus, includes multiple facilities across key metro markets such as Madrid, Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, London, and Copenhagen. The transaction forms part of AtlasEdge’s broader effort to streamline its portfolio and prioritize investments in higher-capacity, future-ready infrastructure.
The company emphasized that the move allows it to concentrate resources on fewer, larger sites with stronger long-term growth potential. These include major developments already underway in Vienna and Lisbon, where AtlasEdge is building high-density campuses designed to support next-generation workloads, including AI and cloud computing.
“This is an exciting step forward… it strengthens our ability to invest in regions where we see exceptional long-term growth,” said CEO Tesh Durvasula, underscoring the company’s shift toward scalable infrastructure strategies.
The completed sale also enables Templus to expand its footprint beyond its core Southern European markets, gaining immediate access to a distributed network of facilities across high-demand colocation regions. Following the acquisition, Templus is expected to manage a portfolio exceeding 60MW and serve hundreds of customers across Europe.
For AtlasEdge, the transaction reflects a broader industry trend where operators are moving away from smaller, fragmented edge sites toward centralized, high-density campuses capable of supporting AI-driven workloads. This shift is being driven by increasing power requirements, the need for operational efficiency, and the growing importance of scalable infrastructure platforms.
The company, a joint venture between Liberty Global and DigitalBridge, has been actively reshaping its European footprint since its formation, combining acquisitions and greenfield developments to build a pan-European data center platform.
With the sale now complete, AtlasEdge is positioning itself to capitalize on accelerating demand in key markets such as Germany, Austria, and Portugal, regions where large-scale, energy-efficient data center campuses are becoming critical to supporting the next wave of digital and AI infrastructure growth.
