(Reuters) -Fermi, a data center real estate investment trust co-founded by former U.S. energy secretary Rick Perry, said on Tuesday it raised $682.5 million in its U.S. initial public offering. The Amarillo, Texas-based company sold 32.5 million shares at$21 apiece, compared with its marketed range of $18 to$22 apiece. The IPO valued Fermi, which was founded in January 2025, at $12.46 billion. Fermi focuses on large-scale AI power and data center infrastructure and has set its sights on building what ...