The AI infrastructure company has about $10 billion in backing and is targeting established U.S. data center assets as demand for power-intensive AI computing capacity rises.
Helix is pursuing a U.S. data center acquisition as it pushes deeper into AI infrastructure, backed by about $10 billion from KKR, Nvidia and sovereign wealth investors. The effort builds on the firm’s strategy of targeting mature or established assets rather than starting from scratch, a route aimed at speeding deployment amid supply, power and development bottlenecks tied to surging AI demand. The move underscores how competition for data center capacity is increasingly intersecting with energy markets and broader AI buildout plans.