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Transporting passengers and freight by rail may be more environmentally friendly than by road, but there is still plenty to do to improve the rail sector’s green credentials.
AI is turbocharging demand for digital infrastructure. It is also an essential tool for managing this exponential growth.
Digital transformation is often associated with data centres and internet connectivity, but innovative applications are in use throughout the broader sectors of the asset class.
An explosion in the adoption of generative AI is changing both the scale and nature of data centre demand, says Henk van Duijnhoven, managing director in Partners Group’s infrastructure Americas team.
AI’s rise imperils the energy transition, but it could also be part of the solution, writes Christopher Walker.
Infrastructure managers are working more closely with management teams than ever before in a market where volatility has become the norm.
The technological revolution in digital infrastructure provides considerable opportunities for investors, reports Christopher Walker.
The rise of AI and shift towards net zero are radically altering the data centre landscape, says Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners’ John Lucas.
The digital infrastructure ecosystem may be well established but, as the field of AI demonstrates, many more potential new use cases remain on the horizon, says John Apostolides of Palistar.
We examine some of the major themes and topics that the infrastructure sector will see in the future.