[Data Center Operator DayOne Reassesses U.S. IPO Plans] Odaily Planet Daily reports that, according to sources familiar with the matter, DayOne Data Centers is reassessing its U.S. IPO plans as volatility in the data center sector intensifies. The company may delay its listing or reduce the size of the offering. Sources indicate that the Singapore-based DayOne has been waiting for the right timing to launch its IPO and is also considering postponing the offering until the market stabilizes. Other options include scaling down the offering to raise $2.5 billion to $3 billion, roughly half of its initial target. Sources say DayOne is still in discussions with potential investors and hopes to proceed with the listing as soon as market conditions allow. Earlier reports suggested that the company initially considered raising up to $5 billion through an IPO as early as the fourth quarter, with a target valuation of approximately $20 billion. Sources note that discussions are ongoing, and DayOne has not made a final decision. The company may still choose to move forward with the IPO in the coming weeks. DayOne declined to comment.