Cloud Capital Completes Final Close for Data Center Fund II

Sep 11, 2025
Cloud Capital has announced the final close of its oversubscribed Fund II, focusing on data center investments across the U.S., as stated in a press release.

Cloud Capital has announced the final close of its oversubscribed Fund II, a closed-end investment vehicle focused on data centers, as stated in a press release. The fund aims to acquire and develop high-quality data centers across the United States, supporting hyperscale and AI-driven workloads.

The fund has already made several investments, deploying a significant portion of its committed capital in transactions that include assets supporting the network needs of a hyperscaler. This reflects Cloud Capital's ability to secure exclusive, off-market opportunities.

The fund attracted a diverse group of institutional limited partners, including U.S. public and corporate pension funds, asset management firms, and family offices from North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. This strong participation underscores the global demand for Cloud Capital's investment strategy.

Cloud Capital continues to focus on generating value for its investors through disciplined execution and a hands-on approach to value creation, leveraging its expertise and tenant relationships.

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