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🚨 Vantage raises €720M
using data centers as collateral — Europe's first of its kind.

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🚨 Vantage raises €720M using data centers as collateral… Europe's first of its kind.
đź§ IonQ bets $1.1B on quantum chips to power the next-gen enterprise stack.
đź”® Why the real innovation layer in SaaS might be invisible infrastructure.


Source : Data Center Dynamics
Vantage, a US data center operator, just raised $821 million in Europe by turning its server buildings into bond collateral.
🚨Breaking News:
Vantage pulled off Europe’s first-ever data center-backed bond deal to expand AI-ready infrastructure in Germany. Investors loved it.
⚡Wire Simplified:
Vantage raised €720M ($821M) via asset-backed securitization (ABS) across 4 data centers in Germany.
These centers serve “hyperscale” customers (think Big Tech giants).
The ABS bonds are rated A and BBB by Scope Ratings.
Despite high leverage, the bonds were 2–4x oversubscribed.
The funds will repay construction loans and expand AI/data infra in Europe.
✔️Straight to the Point:
Even with high debt, investors couldn’t resist this AI-era real estate play. Data centers might just be the new gold mines.
đź’ˇ Would you invest in a data center-backed bond? |
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Source : The Futurum Group
IonQ, an American quantum computing company, is buying Oxford Ionics from the UK to level up in the quantum chip race.
🚨Breaking News:
IonQ is spending over $1 billion to boost its quantum hardware with Oxford’s chip tech. Goal: 2 million qubits by 2030.
⚡Wire Simplified:
IonQ is buying Oxford Ionics for $1.1B (mostly in stock, plus $10M cash).
Their combined tech aims to make quantum computing more powerful, faster.
IonQ plans to scale to 256 qubits by 2026, and 2 million by 2030.
Microsoft and Alphabet’s quantum moves have reignited investor interest.
IonQ’s shares are up 3% since the announcement.
✔️Straight to the Point:
Quantum computing is getting real. This deal gives IonQ the chips to chase Microsoft, Google, and the “quantum gorilla” crown.

Apple’s brilliant new AI strategy is to prove it doesn’t exist.
— Pedro Domingos (@pmddomingos)
5:39 PM • Jun 8, 2025
Seed math is broken
Median post-money at seed last year: $14.8M (Carta)
Seed-to-A conversion rate: 13% (Carta)That implies a risk-adjusted A valuation of $114M
But the median post-money at A? Just $56M(It’s actually worse once you factor in option pool refresh and post-seed
— Hadley (@Hadley)
1:00 PM • Jun 9, 2025

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