Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Deglobalization Fuels Infrastructure Investment, CEOs Say
Big companies are seeing new chances to invest in infrastructure because the world is changing.
Because of events like Russia's war in Ukraine, countries want to control their own energy.
Also, the growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is creating a huge need for power and data centers.
Companies like Google are now investing in new ways to get energy, such as nuclear power.
They're doing this to make sure they have enough energy to power their AI and data centers in the future.
Macquarie Group CEO sees infrastructure opportunities due to deglobalization.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine prompts European countries to secure energy supplies.
Asia's energy demand is booming, creating investment potential.
AI's demand for power is driving investments in data centers.
Google is investing in nuclear power and grid improvements for data centers.
- Who
- CEOs of Macquarie, Brookfield, and Alphabet
- What
- Discussed infrastructure investment opportunities amid deglobalization and AI demand.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Forum (New York)
- Why
- To address increasing energy demand and secure energy supplies, and capitalize on AI.
- Key Players
- Macquarie Group Ltd, Brookfield Asset Management Ltd, Alphabet Inc.
- Event
- Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Forum, UN General Assembly
- Main Topic
- Infrastructure investment opportunities
- Drivers
- Deglobalization, AI demand, energy security
- Companies Mentioned
- Kairos Power, Commonwealth Fusion Systems