Macquarie, Applied Digital

Macquarie to Invest Up to $5 Billion in Applied Digital AI Data Centers
The deal follows strong investor interest in businesses connected to the AI boom.
Applied Digital stock jumps on report Macquarie investing up to $5B
Shares of Applied Digital (NASDAQ:APLD) jumped 25% premarket on Tuesday after the Wall Street Journal reported that Macquarie will invest up to $5B in data centers being built by the artificial-intelligence infrastructure company.
Applied Digital Up 32% on $5B AI Bet by Macquarie
The AI boom just got bigger as Macquarie fuels Applied Digital's data center empire. Investors are taking notice
Macquarie invests up to $5 billion Applied Digital's AI data center business
Investment firm Macquarie is to invest billions of dollars into data center firm Applied Digital. First reported by the Wall Street Journal and confirmed by the company, Macquarie Asset Management (MAM) is set to invest $5 billion into Applied, a cryptomining firm pivoting to AI and HPC data centers.
Macquarie to invest up to $5 billion in Applied Digital data centers, WSJ reports
Macquarie's asset management arm has agreed to invest up to $900 million in a data center campus that Applied Digital is developing in North Dakota, the report said. It also has the right of first refusal to invest an additional $4.
Applied Digital Shares Climb on $5B Data Center Investment From Macquarie
Applied Digital shares climbed Tuesday after the company confirmed that Macquarie Asset Management would invest up to $5 billion in the AI company's data centers. Shares were recently up 23% to $9.55 in premarket trading.
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