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CPP Invests $1.75 Billion in EQT’s AI Infrastructure Buildout

CPP Invests $1.75 Billion in EQT’s AI Infrastructure Buildout
Bloomberg Markets Friday 03 July 2026, 15:44 UTC By Jessica Kim 1 min read
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CPP Invests $1.75 Billion in EQT’s AI Infrastructure Buildout Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will invest $1.75 billion to support EQT Corp.’s artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout, it announced Friday. That buildout is led by EQT subsidiary EdgeConneX, which plans to develop more than 10 gigawatts of additional data centers in the coming years, CPP Investments said in a statement.

CPP Invests $1.75 Billion in EQT’s AI Infrastructure Buildout Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will invest $1.75 billion to support EQT Corp.’s artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout, it announced Friday. That buildout is led by EQT subsidiary EdgeConneX, which plans to develop more than 10 gigawatts of additional data centers in the coming years, CPP Investments said in a statement. [Image text:] CPP nvestments nvestissemert
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