Digital Realty Trust (NYSE:DLR) stock: Higher rent-per-kilowatt as smaller leases take hold
U.S. markets remain closed on Sunday. Digital Realty ended Friday trading at $188.52, down 2.4%. The stock declined 5.3% over the week.
U.S. real estate shares climb as 10-year yield drops under 4.65%
NEW YORK, August 13, 2026, 3:22 p.m. EDT — U.S. REIT stocks outperformed the market on Thursday following cooler July producer price data. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield slipped to 4.645%. Shares of AvalonBay Communities advanced 2.5% by late morning.
US Stocks End Mixed; Equal-Weighted S&P Hints at Wider Market Shift
U.S. equities finished mixed on Friday, wrapping up the trading week. The S&P 500 edged up 0.05% to close at 7,411.96. The equal-weight S&P 500 advanced 0.71%, while the Nasdaq declined 0.64%.
Iron Mountain stock near a 52-week high as data center stocks head into a holiday week
Iron Mountain stock added 3.6% Friday, settling at $109.83. That’s six straight sessions higher, and the close landed just shy of Thursday’s $110.91 52-week peak. Investors continued to favor the company’s data-center angle.
Data Center Stocks Rip Higher Into the Weekend — Here’s What Wall Street Watches Next
Vertiv surged 10% on Friday, pacing a strong rally in U.S. data center shares. Equinix tacked on 5%, Digital Realty picked up 4%, and Iron Mountain finished the session just under 8% higher. Server farm infrastructure names caught a strong bid.
Data Center Stocks Surge Into the Weekend: Digital Realty, Equinix and Vertiv Set Up a Big Week Ahead
U.S. data center stocks ended Friday with a broad lift, led by Digital Realty and Vertiv after a volatile week for AI-linked shares. Digital Realty closed up 4.1% at $171.62, Equinix rose 5.0% to $848.12 and Vertiv jumped 10.0% to $195.58; Iron Mountain climbed 7.7% to $95.78.
Data center stocks slide into packed week as Vertiv, Arista drop; investors eye Big Tech capex
Data center shares dipped Friday, with Equinix slipping 0.6% to $820.93 and Digital Realty Trust retreating 0.9% to $165.95. Vertiv took a bigger hit, dropping 4.5% to $186.18, and Arista Networks slid 4.3% to $141.74. The Global X Data Center & Digital Infrastructure ETF declined 2.5%, while the Pacer Data & Infrastructure Real Estate ETF fell 2.0%.
Data center stocks drop before a packed week: what to watch for Equinix, Digital Realty, Vertiv
Data center stocks ended the week lower on Friday. Vertiv and Arista each dropped over 4%, as investors pulled back from AI infrastructure plays heading into the weekend.
Power-Price Shock Hits Data Center Stocks: Equinix, Digital Realty, Vertiv in Focus This Week
Real-time wholesale electricity prices in Dominion Energy’s Virginia service area surged past $1,800 per megawatt-hour early Sunday, pushed by Winter Storm Fern and demand that outstripped forecasts in the nation’s busiest data-center hub. That’s up from roughly $200 just a day before. PJM Interconnection expects winter demand to hit a peak of 147.2 gigawatts on Tuesday, breaking the previous January 2025 record of 143.7 GW. Data from PJM showed Dominion’s load running about 5% higher than forecast Sunday morning.
Data center stocks brace for a “show-me” week as Intel flags AI chip bottlenecks
Data center stocks enter a crucial week for U.S. tech earnings and the Federal Reserve’s announcement with no clear trend after Friday’s close. Vertiv gained 0.8%, finishing at $182.49. Equinix dipped 0.1% to $791.27, and Digital Realty inched up 0.3% to $159.16. The Pacer Data & Infrastructure Real Estate ETF rose 0.5%.
Digital Realty’s Malaysia move puts data center stocks back in play for Tuesday
Digital Realty announced Monday it’s entering Malaysia with the acquisition of CSF Advisers, the owners of the TelcoHub 1 data center in Cyberjaya. The move extends the U.S. data center landlord’s reach in Southeast Asia.
Data center stocks head into MLK break as PJM power auction plan looms; Digital Realty, Vertiv rise
U.S. data center stocks wrapped the week with mixed results as Washington urged PJM Interconnection to conduct an emergency power procurement auction. The goal: add new generation and push more costs onto large data center users. Digital Realty finished Friday up 1.9%, Vertiv climbed 2.5%, and Equinix saw little movement.
Digital Realty stock rebounds despite BofA downgrade as data center stocks brace for CPI, Fed
Digital Realty Trust climbed 3.7% to close at $158.55 on Friday, bouncing back from an intraday low of $152.93. The stock hit a high of $159.44 during the session, ending close to that peak.
GDS Holdings stock slips after DayOne’s $2 billion raise — what investors watch next
Shares of GDS Holdings Limited were down 1.9% at $40.95 in morning trade on Friday, trimming a rally that lifted the China-linked data center operator a day earlier. The stock closed up 8.6% on Thursday at $41.75.
Data center stocks kick off 2026 with Vertiv jump after Barclays upgrade
Data center stocks ended the first trading day of 2026 on Friday with a sharp split between infrastructure suppliers and real estate landlords. Vertiv Holdings jumped 8.4% and Applied Digital rose 14.6%. Power-management supplier Eaton gained 2.8%, while Digital Realty and Iron Mountain edged up and Equinix slipped.
Data center stocks slide into 2026 as xAI expansion keeps Nvidia, Dell, Super Micro in focus
Data center stocks ended 2025 on a softer note, with U.S. markets closed on Thursday for the New Year’s Day holiday and investors heading into 2026 still fixated on who captures the next leg of AI infrastructure spending. Nasdaq
Data Center Stocks: AI Capex Boom Meets Power-Grid Bottlenecks — Today’s News and 2026 Outlook (Dec. 20, 2025)
December 20, 2025 — Data center stocks have become one of the market’s most crowded intersections: artificial intelligence demand on one side, and real-world constraints—power, land, permitting, and financing—on the other. The investment story isn’t just about more GPUs and bigger server halls. It’s increasingly about who can secure megawatts, finance the build, and turn capex into durable cash flow.
Telecom & Digital Infrastructure US Stocks: Week Ahead After Fed Cut, Wireless Pricing Shock, and AI Data Center Power Scramble (Updated Dec. 14, 2025)
Updated Sunday, December 14, 2025. The week ahead for Telecom & Digital Infrastructure US stocks is shaping up to be a tug-of-war between rate-sensitive valuation tailwinds, an intensifying wireless pricing and switching battle, and the still-booming—but increasingly scrutinized—AI data center buildout that’s colliding with power availability, financing costs, and tenant credit risk.
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