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Colocation and landlord direct agreement

The terms lenders usually need from the data centre provider when financed equipment sits in a third party's building, and the points providers usually resist.

For: Lender and borrower counsel agreeing access, waiver and step-in terms with a data centre landlord or colocation provider for financed GPUs.

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What it covers

Ownership and liens

  1. Acknowledgement that the GPUs and servers belong to the borrower and are not fixtures
  2. Waiver of any lien, distress or similar right over the financed equipment

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A general starting list, not a complete list for any deal. Items that link to filed terms show how the public deals handle the point. General information drawn from public filings. It is not legal advice on any transaction, and using this page does not create a lawyer-client relationship. Views are personal.

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