Takanock, a provider of innovative digital and power infrastructure solutions, has received $500 million of new capital commitments from ArcLight and DigitalBridge, two investors focused on digital infrastructure and electrification infrastructure, respectively.
Takanock was formed in 2023 to address the power shortage limiting the development of data center sites in core markets. The company spent its inaugural year engineering a scalable, integrated approach to solving critical energy constraints faced by data centers. Led by Kenneth Davies, founder of Google Energy and later head of Microsoft’s renewable strategy globally, Takanock leverages extensive experience in both energy and digital infrastructure. This expertise bridges the gap between the two sectors, delivering innovative solutions to meet the increasingly critical power challenges faced by the data infrastructure sector.
“To meet the increasingly compute-intensive needs of hyperscalers and large-scale
