Latest 288 MW acquisition pushes total tracked portfolio to 3,328 MW across global markets
## Digital Realty now operates 416 tracked buildings totaling 3,328 MW of live capacity in DC Hub's global facility database—the largest operator footprint by building count and second by MW.
The latest addition: a 288 MW acquisition that closed this week in an international market. The deal pushes Digital Realty's tracked portfolio past the 3,300 MW threshold and widens its lead over the next-largest operator by 47 buildings.
## What it means for capacity planning
Digital Realty's footprint now spans more markets and voltage profiles than any other operator in the live dataset. For hyperscalers mapping global edge-to-core redundancy or evaluating cross-border latency, the 416-building spread offers the deepest optionality for hybrid deployments. The 288 MW addition signals continued appetite for markets outside the constrained Northern Virginia / Dublin / London tier—where excess power scores remain below 25/100.
The acquisition also marks the second sub-300 MW deal this week, following CoreWeave's 360 MW close. Combined, the two transactions represent 648 MW of live capacity added to the tracked universe in 72 hours—more than the entire Upper Peninsula Michigan market's total installed base.
## Methodology
DC Hub tracks 18,863 facilities globally, updated daily with MW, tenants, fiber, gas, and power metrics. Digital Realty's 416 buildings include owned, leased, and joint-venture assets with confirmed live capacity. The 288 MW figure reflects the latest transaction's rated IT load; final commissioned capacity may differ.
**Source:** DC Hub Facilities Database (https://dchub.cloud/facilities). Updated daily.
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