Muhammed Aziz Khan has spent roughly 40 years building power plants, a fiber network and an LNG terminal across Bangladesh. In comments Nikkei Asia reported in early January, the Summit Group chairman explained why those three businesses now add up to something new: a data centre. A Conglomerate Built One Utility at a Time Summit’s founder has long described his company’s mission in blunt, structural terms. “You have physical infrastructure and social infrastructure,” Khan has said of Bangladesh’s development gaps. “Our businesses are in physical infrastructure, ports, fiber optics and electricity generation.” That approach produced Summit Power International, now Bangladesh’s
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