Google Fiber rebrands to GFiber, ahead of Astound merger
Google has decided to adopt the nickname ahead of Astound fiber merger
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Astound Broadband names Ettienne Brandt as new CEO
Brandt will oversee Astound's merger with Google Fiber
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Google Fiber to merge with Stonepeak's Astound Broadband
Google's parent company, Alphabet, to remain a minority shareholder
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Stonepeak to snap up Bitė’s tower business in Baltics
The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of this year
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Omni Fiber raises $200m for fiber expansion across Midwest and Texas
The company is on course to reach 340,000 locations by the end of the year
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Stonepeak, QIC, Igneo, and others interested in Spark NZ’s data center unit – report
Investment firms coming for the Kiwi telco’s assets
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PhilTower and Miescor merge tower assets in Philippines
The new entity will own more than 3,300 towers
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euNetworks raises €2.1bn in equity recapitalization
The recapitalization was led by Stonepeak, as company seeks to connect more data centers
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euNetworks refinances and secures additional sustainability-linked debt funding worth $1.35bn
The long-term infrastructure financing solution provides total debt facilities of €1.26 billion ($1.35bn)
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Stonepeak invests $200m in Guam telco GTA
Money to fund more cable landing stations and increased data center capacity on island
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Cellnex agrees to sell stake in Danish and Swedish units for €730 million
Stonepeak snaps up a 49 percent stake
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I Squared Capital steps up interest in American Tower's Indian tower assets
ATC reportedly values the unit at $4bn
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Stonepeak-backed Cirion breaks ground on 20MW data center in Lurín, Peru
First phase of 20MW facility due live in Q1 2025
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Stonepeak to buy Intrado's emergency services telecoms unit for $2.4bn
The deal is expected to conclude in the first half of 2023
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Globe Telecom to sell 5,700 cellular towers in $1.28bn deal
Philippines-based telco provider is selling the towers to fund network expansion and service debts