James Linacre
Tech holds the key to infrastructure’s development, but there are hackers looking for keys of their own.
Investors will require local knowledge and expertise to make the most of the opportunities that growth markets have to offer.
The picture is changing rapidly as sustainability rises up the agenda.
Infrastructure remains a strong asset class, even as the old orthodoxies about 'core' and 'non-core' are being swept aside.
Digital infrastructure was developing rapidly even before covid-19 forced the world into lockdown; now its importance is clear for all to see.
Our Global Investor 30 lists the leading LPs in terms of the amount of capital, but which investors are the most active?
How Blackstone's mega fund, the continuing rise of renewables and uncertain future of PPPs will shape the market
Digital infrastructure is a relatively new sector and is developing rapidly, with investment pouring into data centres, fibre and towers.
An overview of the milestones in the digital revolution, from 1947 to today, helps point the way to what’s next
Digital infrastructure is a relatively new sector and is developing rapidly, with investment pouring into data centres, fibre and towers
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