Institutional Data Center Infrastructure

Compounding durable capital across the full spectrum of data center demand.

BlueBrick is a dedicated data center infrastructure platform — hyperscale, colocation, interconnection, compliance, edge, land banking, modular, subsea, disaster recovery, renewable, ultra-low-latency, power, quantum-ready, international, core, value-add, growth, opportunistic, and a stabilized REIT vehicle — spanning the 2026 and 2028 vintages.

$240.965B
Total Committed Capital
$168.675B
Investment Capital across 21 Funds
29
Total Fund Vehicles
2026 & 2028
Fund Vintages
2.38x
5-Yr MOIC
19.0%
5-Yr IRR
$750M
Founding Capital (Fund 0)
Delaware LP
Fund Vehicle Structure
Mission

To underwrite every megawatt with the engineering precision the data center industry demands, and to compound institutional capital across the sectors that power the digital economy.

Disciplined Deployment

Underwritten to Verified Demand

Every megawatt commitment is underwritten against verified tenant demand, secured utility power, and defensible site control. BlueBrick does not deploy capital into speculative development.

Operational Accountability

Embedded Operations Platform

PUE targets, uptime guarantees, critical systems redundancy, and cybersecurity posture are managed by BlueBrick's embedded operations teams, not outsourced to third-party operators.

Long-Duration Cash Flow

Triple-Net Lease Structures

Triple-net lease structures with 10 to 20 year initial terms and investment-grade counterparties deliver predictable, inflation-protected cash flows.

Capital

Twenty-one dedicated investment funds

Each fund addresses a distinct segment of data center and adjacent digital infrastructure demand with purpose-built underwriting criteria, engineering oversight, and tenant relationships suited to that asset type, across the 2026 and 2028 vintages.

Fund I

Hyperscale & AI Compute

Fund size $13.91B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund II

Ultra-Low-Latency & Quantum Data Center

Fund size $9.27B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund III

Enterprise & Colocation

Fund size $11.13B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund IV

Government & Regulated Data Center

Fund size $9.27B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund V

Network & Interconnection

Fund size $10.20B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund VI

Edge Computing

Fund size $9.27B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund VII

Data Center Development & Land

Fund size $8.35B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund VIII

Renewable-Powered Data Center

Fund size $10.20B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund IX

Business Continuity

Fund size $6.49B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund X

International & Public Markets

Fund size $11.13B. 2026 vintage.

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Fund XI

Core I Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XII

Core II Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XIII

Core III Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XIV

Core-Plus Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XV

Value-Add I Fund

Fund size $5.21B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XVI

Value-Add II Fund

Fund size $5.21B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XVII

Growth I Fund

Fund size $5.21B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XVIII

Growth II Fund

Fund size $5.21B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XIX

Opportunistic I Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XX

Opportunistic II Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Fund XXI

Special Situations Fund

Fund size $6.95B. 2028 vintage.

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Founder & CEO

“Data center infrastructure is not a real estate asset class. It is critical industrial infrastructure that requires operator-led underwriting, engineering discipline, and a fund architecture that matches how the demand actually scales.”

— Alexandra Pohl, Founder & CEO

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Cross-Cutting Themes

The structural forces underwriting the platform

AI & Hyperscale Compute Demand

Frontier AI model training requires purpose-designed campuses with extreme power density, liquid cooling, and high-speed networking that legacy colocation facilities cannot accommodate. The Hyperscale & AI Compute Fund is positioned to capture this structural demand cycle over multiple years.

Power Scarcity as a Moat

Utility power constraints in Tier I data center markets have made power access the most defensible competitive advantage in the industry. BlueBrick’s Data Center Development & Land Fund allows the platform to control power-secured sites competitors must wait years to replicate.

Regulatory & Compliance Demand

Government, defense, healthcare, and financial services verticals require facility certifications (DISA, FedRAMP, HIPAA, SOC 2, ICD-705 SCIF) that impose qualification barriers most real estate investors cannot clear.

REIT Exit Optionality

The International & Public Markets Fund’s Data Center REIT vehicle provides a pre-existing institutional exit mechanism for all stabilized assets, eliminating the timing risk of third-party sale processes.