Brookfield plans AI data centers at London's Canary Wharf
Business · 2 July 2026
Written by AI from multiple news reports
Brookfield Asset Management said on Thursday it plans to build AI data centres in Canary Wharf, the financial district in east London. CEO Connor Teskey announced the news in a television interview.
Brookfield partly owns Canary Wharf through a joint venture with Qatar's national investment fund. The company already runs several gigawatts of data centre capacity around the world and is building more.
Teskey described AI infrastructure as Brookfield's biggest investment priority. The company has recently agreed major deals in France and Sweden worth up to $30 billion combined. It has also partnered with Bloom Energy in a $5 billion deal to supply power directly to data centres.