S&P Global completes acquisition of datacenterHawk enhancing infrastructure intelligence

NEW YORK — S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) has completed its acquisition of datacenterHawk, a leading provider of proprietary intelligence for global data center, fiber optic, and related infrastructure markets. The acquisition brings datacenterHawk's asset-level intelligence on data center supply, demand, pricing, pipelines, and site selection into S&P Global Energy, enhancing the company’s offerings in global power markets and infrastructure intelligence.

"Completing this acquisition marks a significant step forward in how we serve global energy and infrastructure markets," said Dave Ernsberger, President of S&P Global Energy. "AI is transforming the physical infrastructure and energy systems that underpin the global economy, and our customers need real-time, actionable intelligence that connects all of it – data centers, power grids, compute, and connectivity. datacenterHawk's asset-level data, combined with S&P Global Energy's forecasting capabilities and 451 Research insights, creates the most comprehensive view in the market, and we're excited to start delivering that to customers today."

The combined platform provides enhanced transparency and insight into data centers, emerging capacity, and the evolving AI infrastructure ecosystem, offering real-time intelligence for investment, site selection, and strategic planning. The transaction, originally announced in July 2026, further strengthens S&P Global Energy's position as an industry leader in connecting data center, power, and infrastructure markets with advanced intelligence and technology.

Ernsberger added, "This integration will provide our customers with a unified, comprehensive view of the energy and infrastructure landscape, enabling them to make more informed decisions and drive value in a rapidly changing global environment."

While financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed, S&P Global stated that the acquisition is not expected to have a material impact on the company's financial results or those of its Energy division.