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Covid-19 has propelled digital assets from emerging to core infrastructure. We speak to five industry experts on what this means for the sector and the challenges it faces.
The A$125bn superfund is trying to take fibre provider OptiComm private in a A$675m deal that follows three infrastructure investing themes quite closely.
The fibre company has a growing presence in Europe and is also the largest active operator in South Africa.
Covid-19 and social unrest following the murder of George Floyd have highlighted the lack of investment in underserved communities, Epiphany Community Holdings’ founders tell Infrastructure Investor.
UBS AM's Alex Leung takes a look at how working from home, social distancing and de-globalisation – should they become permanent – will change infrastructure and opportunities for investment.
Digital infrastructure is more essential than ever, says Simon Soder, partner at Antin Infrastructure Partners
As we face covid-19, there is evident need for greater investment in digital infrastructure, a sector uniquely positioned to provide increasingly essential services, say Jack Bittan, partner, and Casey Lanza, principal, at InstarAGF
As the spread of covid-19 continues to disrupt business as well as everyday life, Digital Alpha managing partner Rick Shrotri tells us what the global slowdown means for digital infrastructure
The rapid development of digital infrastructure is mission-critical for the world’s economies as they battle a global pandemic and prepare for the proliferation of 5G, says Marc Ganzi, Digital Colony CEO and CEO-elect of Colony Capital
Fibre-to-the-home must be redefined as a basic necessity following the coronavirus pandemic, says Izzet Guney, managing director at Cube Infrastructure Managers
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