SoftBank ‘in talks’ to expand infra portfolio with DigitalBridge buy
Japanese investment group said to be in discussions to buy US-based digital infra asset manager, as both businesses are seeking to expand their portfolios to meet demand for compute in the AI space…
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- Organisations: 26North; ABB Robotics; AIMS; Ampere Computing; Apollo Global Management; Arm; AtlasEdge; Ave Maria; Beanfield; BlackRock; Brookfield; Crown Castle; DataBank; Deutsche Funkturm; Deutsche Telekom; DigitalBridge; Digita; GD Towers; General Atlantic; Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP); Mercuria; MGX; Microsoft; Muno; Netomnia; NVIDIA; OpenAI; Opticaltel; Oracle; Scala; SoftBank; Switch; TOWERS Infra Austria; Vantage Data Centers; Xenith; Yondr; Zayo.
- Geographies: Asia-Pacific; Austria; Europe; Germany; India; Japan; Nordics; North America; United States of America (USA).
- People: Marc Ganzi.
- Themes: Acquisitions; Artificial intelligence (AI); Asset management; Cloud-based services; Compute demand; Connectivity; Consortium; Data centres; Digital infrastructure; Energy assets; Fibre (FTTP); Fibre networks; Fundraising; Hyperscalers; Investment; IT capacity; Portfolio expansion; Power assets; Private equity; Robotics; Semiconductors; Share prices; Technology; Towers; Transport; Utilities.
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