Prologis Pushes Into Data Centers and Energy Infrastructure
Prologis, the world’s largest logistics real estate owner, is expanding its footprint into the digital infrastructure space with a major planned investment in data centers and energy sources. At the company’s Groundbreakers 2025 event, Prologis Chairman and CEO Hamid Moghadam announced plans to invest $8 billion over the next four years in 20 new data center developments.
Moghadam emphasized the growing need for energy support as data centers come with substantial power demands. “The answer to energy and our infrastructure business is very simple—energy from all sources, and then some,” he said.
The announcement aligns with findings from the company’s newly released 2026 Prologis Supply Chain Outlook report. Based on a global survey of over 1,800 executives, the report highlights a significant shift in supply chain strategies for the decade ahead. The key themes identified include energy reliability, artificial intelligence, and geographic location.
“Supply chains are going through the biggest reset in a generation, and it comes down to three things: energy reliability, AI and location,” Moghadam said. “The new priority is resilience — building networks that can adapt and endure.”
Prologis’ strategic move underscores how essential digital and energy infrastructure have become to the future of global commerce and supply chain resilience.
