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Brookfield is moving to establish artificial intelligence data centers in Canary Wharf, London's primary financial district, as demand for AI infrastructure across the United Kingdom accelerates.
The firm's chief executive confirmed the plans, placing one of the world's largest alternative asset managers squarely inside the build-out race for compute capacity on U.K.
Canary Wharf as the Target Site Canary Wharf, long synonymous with financial services tenants, is the chosen location for Brookfield's data center push.
The choice signals a broader shift in how owners of large commercial real estate footprints are repositioning assets: tech infrastructure is increasingly competing with — and, in some markets, displacing — traditional office and banking occupants for premium urban land.
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