EdgeMode Executes Definitive Agreement with Blackberry AIF to Develop 1.5GW+ Tier 3 AI Data Center Portfolio in Spain
Rhea-AI Summary
EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM) executed a definitive agreement with Blackberry AIF to acquire and develop a portfolio of five large-scale data center sites in Spain into a new SPV where EdgeMode will hold 75% and BAIF 25%.
The portfolio represents over 1.5GW of planned Tier 3 AI-ready capacity. EdgeMode will finance and advance the sites to Ready-to-Build (RTB), with RTB sale valuations estimated at up to ~$1 million per MW based on current European hyperscale demand. First RTB sites are targeted for 2027 with staged commercialisation through 2028.
Positive
- >1.5GW planned Tier 3 AI capacity across five Spain sites
- EdgeMode to hold 75% ownership in the SPV
- RTB valuations estimated up to ~$1M per MW
- First RTB sites targeted for 2027 with staged commercialisation through 2028
Negative
- EdgeMode will assume responsibility for financing and advancing the sites to RTB, increasing funding obligations
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Nov. 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- EdgeMode (OTC: EDGM), a global Energy and AI data center infrastructure company, today announced that it has executed a definitive agreement with Blackberry AIF (BAIF) to acquire and develop a portfolio of five large-scale data center sites in Spain.
Under the agreement, the portfolio assets will be transferred into a new special purpose vehicle (SPV) in which EdgeMode will hold
The portfolio represents over 1.5GW of planned Tier 3 data center capacity, making it one of the largest AI-focused infrastructure development initiatives currently underway in Europe.
Each site is being advanced to RTB status, at which point they are expected to command RTB sale valuations of up to approximately
“The execution of this agreement transforms EdgeMode into a large-scale developer of AI-ready data center capacity in a strategic European market,” said Charlie Faulkner, CEO of EdgeMode. “AI compute growth is now constrained by power, not capital or customer demand. Spain offers land, power optionality, and proven demand interest - and BAIF brings a proven local development capability. We are now positioned to deliver institutional-grade, scalable AI data center capacity at meaningful scale.”
“This agreement enables BAIF and EdgeMode to combine complementary capabilities — local development execution and international capital markets reach — to create significant long-term value,” said Jose Mora, CEO of BAIF. “We look forward to accelerating the delivery of these sites to RTB and into construction.”
Strategic Rationale:
- Establishes EdgeMode as a major European AI infrastructure developer
- Creates a repeatable RTB monetisation model across multiple >300MW campuses
- Aligns with institutional demand for scalable, power-secure AI compute sites
- Accelerates EdgeMode’s strategic roadmap toward a planned U.S. uplisting
EdgeMode and BAIF are now progressing:
- Final permitting and RTB documentation
- Power integration planning (gas baseload + optional renewable + BESS configurations)
- Strategic buyer and JV conversations with hyperscalers and infrastructure funds
- First RTB sites are targeted for 2027, with staged commercialisation continuing through 2028.
About EdgeMode:
EdgeMode develops scalable AI-ready data center campuses and integrated energy infrastructure across strategic global markets. The company focuses on power-secured developments aligned to accelerating AI and high-performance compute demand.
About Blackberry AIF (BAIF):
BAIF is a Spain-based energy and infrastructure development group with a proven track record across renewables, grid assets, and large-scale project execution throughout Europe and Latin America.
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Company Contact:
Charlie Faulkner
Chief Executive Officer
EdgeMode Inc.
hello@edgemode.io
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