Sullivan & Cromwell has the leading Digital Infrastructure Practice globally based on the value of transactions. S&C has advised on transactions valued in excess of $1 trillion in this fast-growing sector.
According to Bloomberg Law, S&C has “taken a dominant position in the AI market thanks to key lateral hires and an emphasis on data center transactions that propelled the law firm past all rivals in deals work.”
Combining leading technology, energy, real estate, finance and corporate transactional practices with unparalleled experience advising on industry-shaping transactions, S&C is the go-to firm for clients building, investing in or procuring digital infrastructure.
What sets us apart:
- Closely coordinated teams of industry-leading lawyers with the experience critical to digital infrastructure, including Artificial Intelligence, Technology, Project Development & Finance, Energy & Natural Resources, Real Estate, Credit & Leveraged Finance and M&A.
- Experience advising on many of the largest and most impactful transactions in digital infrastructure, including representing:
- OpenAI on its transactions with Oracle (for 4.5GW of compute), AMD (for 6GW of GPUs), AWS (for $38 billion of compute), Google Cloud, CoreWeave (for $22.4 billion of compute) and Microsoft (in its landmark 2023 partnership and multiple compute transactions, including for $250 billion of compute as part of the Next Chapter of their partnership); and
- Broadcom on its strategic AI compute initiatives, including its partnership with OpenAI (for 10GW of custom AI accelerators), its transaction with Anthropic (for $21 billion of Google Ironwood TPU chips), and its 3.5GW TPU-based AI compute collaboration with Google and Anthropic.

Our team includes the following leaders in their fields:
- Artificial Intelligence and Compute Transactions: Nader Mousavi, Mehdi Ansari and Mark Schenkel
- Finance: Ari Blaut, Neal McKnight and Courtland Morrice
- Energy and Project Finance: Inosi Nyatta, Evan Simpson, Benjamin Kent and Jonathon Hannah
- M&A: Mike Ringler, Olivier de Vilmorin, Scott Crofton, Werner Ahlers, John Horsfield-Bradbury and Pete Jones
- Real Estate: Rob Schlein, Ivan Deutsch, Ral Turbeville and Jason Wasser
- Insurance: Marion Leydier
- Capital Markets: John Savva, Alan Fishman