The divested sites span Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Zurich, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Leeds and Copenhagen.
AtlasEdge said the transaction allows it to concentrate resources on larger sites with long-term growth potential, particularly in European markets it considers underserved relative to rising demand.
The company is already deploying that capital. In Lisbon, it has formally launched LIS001, the first of three planned data centres on a 30MW campus where it expects to invest more than €500 million over the coming years.
In Vienna, it is developing a new 42MW facility positioned as a gateway for Central and Eastern Europe. Last month it also announced LEV002 in Leverkusen, a 4.4MW data centre expanding its footprint in Germany’s Rhineland region.
Tesh Durvasula, CEO of AtlasEdge, said the completion marked a significant moment for the business. “This move strengthens our ability to invest in larger, scalable platforms where customer demand is growing fastest. We have strong momentum, a clear strategy, and a significant opportunity ahead of us.”
Henry Harris, chief strategy officer, added that the transaction reflected the next phase of AtlasEdge’s evolution, enabling a focus on high-density, strategically located facilities while continuing to serve existing customers.
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