Ninety-two French properties could move under Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners which ha sin recent years spent nearly €5.3 billion in other digital infrastructure assets.
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Patrick Drahi, founder and controlling shareholder of the Europe-based telecom group, Altice, a telecom group in France. Source: École polytechnique - J.Barande
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, a subsidiary of the American multinational investment bank, is reportedly in the final stages of talks to acquire a €1 billion (US$1.08 billion) data centre portfolio from French multinational telecommunication corporation Altice.
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