Digital Infrastructure Finance 2.0 – The Role of Private and Public Capital
The Role of Private and Public Capital
As demand for data centers, fiber networks and computer chip production accelerates, so does the need for innovative and scalable financing solutions. The overall infrastructure investment gap is estimated to be $1.6 trillion through 2030*.¹
Digital Infrastructure Finance 2.0 will explore the full spectrum of scalable capital strategies supporting the development of these critical assets—from traditional infrastructure and corporate debt to the more exotic securitized data center cash flows and GPU chip-backed ABS.
This program will delve into how both private and public capital are stepping up to meet the immense funding requirements of next-generation digital infrastructure. It will also highlight the convergence of commercial real estate, corporate debt, infrastructure investment, and securitization—bringing together key stakeholders who are shaping the future of connectivity.
WHO ATTENDS
– Data Center Developers, Power Producers, and Corporate Borrowers
– Project Finance / Infrastructure / CRE / Securitization / Asset Based Credit Institutional Investors
– Bank and Alternative Capital Providers (Private Funds)
- Legal Counsel
– NRSROs
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
– Current State of the Digital Infrastructure Sector: Size Relative to Other Sectors, Key Location Considerations, Power and Natural Resource Usage, Capex Demand, Growth Projections
– Profiling the Assets: From Commercial Real Estate to Energy, Fiber, Hardware
– Scotty, We Need More Power… And Capital! The Role of Capital Markets
– Types of Capital and Strategies Thru the Stages: From Pre-Development to Power Generation Exploring the Role of Alternative Credit; Specifically, Asset Based Finance
– Securitize It! Is AI Computing Infrastructure the Next Huge Asset Class? Data Centers, GPU Chips
– Investor Considerations: Assessing the Spectrum of Risks and Potential for Returns