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Digital Realty announced the acquisition of iColo and the launch of a new data center in Nairobi, Kenya. The stock edges higher on the day, trading at $188.39.
Digital Realty announced it had acquired iColo and marked the opening of the NBO2 data center in Nairobi, Kenya. The company stated that iColo will now operate under the Digital Realty brand. Digital Realty employs 3,936 people and holds a market value near $70.92 billion on trailing revenue of $6.75 billion.
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The intraday range in the latest session widened well beyond the weekly average, between $186.04 and $190.1. Price is showing a split daily structure, trading below the MA-20 but above the MA-50 and MA-200. The current setup aligns with a broader bullish trend, with the nearest support at MA-50 at $186.75. This contained move over the past week suggests the price remains anchored within a well-defined range.
Traders should watch for a close above $190.1 to confirm buyers are willing to continue higher or a drop below $186.75 to indicate the move is being faded. During the most recent session, price action fluctuated between $186.04 and $190.1, marking a much wider spread than what has typically been seen over the past week. Even so, the odds over the next five trading days are balanced, with a 50% chance of upside and a 50% chance of downside, and the expected trading range sits between $183.75 and $193.02. On the weekly chart the longer-term picture stays constructive.
Previously it was reported that Digital Realty maintained a generally bullish technical outlook amid its Zurich campus expansion. The latest acquisition of iColo and the Nairobi launch adds an international growth dimension, with traders advised to monitor whether a close above $190.1 confirms continued strength or a break below $186.75 signals potential downside risk.