DigitalBridge

Concerns Over AI Component Supply Chain Disruption Due to Tariffs, Warns DigitalBridge CEO

25 days ago

In a recent statement, Marc Ganzi, the CEO of DigitalBridge Group Inc., expressed significant concern regarding potential delays in the supply chain for artificial intelligence (AI) components. This warning comes as a response to the rising tariffs imposed by governments, which could have drastic implications for the technology sector and its ability to innovate rapidly. DigitalBridge, a prominent player in the digital infrastructure market, is closely monitoring the situation as the company continues to expand its investment in AI technologies.

Potential Tariffs on AI Components Could Hinder Advancements, Warns DigitalBridge CEO

26 days ago

In a recent interview, DigitalBridge CEO Marc Ganzi highlighted the possibility that upcoming tariffs on various technology components may impact the pace of development in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. Ganzi’s remarks come at a crucial time when companies are racing to innovate and incorporate AI into their business strategies.

I-Squared Capital Considers Acquisition of DigitalBridge’s EdgePoint Assets

2 months ago

I-Squared Capital, an investment firm well-regarded for its focus on infrastructure assets, is reportedly evaluating the acquisition of infrastructure assets linked to DigitalBridge’s EdgePoint. This move signals potential strategic consolidation in the digital infrastructure space, a market that continues to experience significant growth due to the increasing demand for data services and connectivity.

A Deep Dive into DigitalBridge's Ganzi Perspective on AI Investment Strategies

6 months ago

In a recent interview, DigitalBridge CEO Marc Ganzi emphasized the promising investment landscape in artificial intelligence (AI), suggesting that focusing on foundational elements of the technology—akin to the "picks and shovels" approach seen during the gold rush—could yield substantial returns for investors. Ganzi argues that the most lucrative opportunities lie not within the AI applications themselves, but rather in the infrastructure and support systems that power these technologies.