CyrusOne was formerly a prominent publicly traded data center REIT that operated enterprise-class facilities across the U.S. and Europe. In 2022, the company was acquired by KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners in an approximately $15 billion take-private transaction at $90.50 per share. As a result, CONE shares were delisted from major exchanges and the company no longer operates as a public entity. The residual ticker activity at fractions of a penny on OTC markets reflects post-merger cleanup trading with essentially zero volume " this is not a viable investment vehicle. The underlying business remains strong within KKR's portfolio, benefiting from surging AI and cloud-driven data center demand, but public investors cannot meaningfully participate through this delisted equity. Any apparent percentage gains on the residual shares are misleading given negligible liquidity and near-zero pricing. Investors seeking data center exposure should look to publicly traded alternatives like Equinix, Digital Realty, or other active REITs. This is effectively a dead ticker with no investment merit for public market participants.