Javier Reyes - Equity & Infrastructure Research Analyst at Aterio

Javier Reyes

Equity & Infrastructure Research Analyst

at Aterio

📍 Vancouver, BC, Canada

About

Business and Economics graduate with a strong foundation in financial analysis and market research. Since joining Aterio in 2024, Javier has focused on equity and data center infrastructure research, supporting institutional investors with actionable insights on hyperscaler development and digital infrastructure trends. His work bridges macroeconomic analysis with granular site-level data, helping clients understand where capital is being deployed and why it matters. Javier combines experience in equity research with emerging expertise in hyperscale infrastructure, contributing to Aterio's mission of delivering forward-looking intelligence through advanced data analytics. His research emphasizes ground-verified development tracking, predictive modeling, and strategic industry reporting.

Areas of Expertise

Data Center InfrastructureHyperscaler DevelopmentEquity ResearchData Analytics

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Quick Facts

Joined
Aterio in 2024
Education
Business and Economics
Based in
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Articles by Javier

12 articles

Aerial view of a Microsoft data center campus surrounded by farmland, with rows of low white server buildings, backup generator yards and electrical substations under a cloudy sky.

Microsoft Restarts the Three Ohio Campuses It Cancelled in 2025, Roughly 869 MW

Microsoft cancelled roughly 869 MW of Ohio data center capacity in April 2025, and all three Licking County campuses are now grading toward a 2029 target.

Side-by-side satellite comparison of Microsoft's Boyd Farm data center campus in Catawba County, North Carolina, dated November 11, 2025 and February 10, 2026, with a new electrical substation cluster and freshly graded building pad in the south of the campus circled in the later image

Microsoft Restarts Its Three Paused North Carolina Data Center Campuses, Up to 810 MW

Microsoft's three paused Catawba County data center campuses, up to 810 MW, are moving again, caught by Aterio's satellite imagery in early 2026.

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Inside the U.S. Hyperscaler Buildout: A Cycle Still Understated

Aterio’s latest analysis maps how U.S. hyperscalers are reshaping digital infrastructure. With nearly 500 active facilities and more than 1,000 additional projects, many still undisclosed, the scale of this buildout remains understated. Explore where capacity is concentrating, which states lead the next wave, and how this expansion is redefining U.S. investment geography.

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