Financial Times: Amazon Resumes Deal Talks with Fermi, Agrees to Become Major Data Center Tenant
According to the Financial Times, Amazon has resumed deal talks with Fermi, a data center project company backed by Rick Perry, and has agreed to become its anchor tenant. The report notes that previous negotiations had collapsed and board turbulence had weighed on Fermi's share price. Available materials do not disclose the transaction amount, lease capacity, or launch timeline; therefore, progress on the tenant agreement must not be framed as the data center already being built and operational.
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