IQGeo: KKR’s latest tech buy adds geospatial smarts to sprawling infra portfolio
Private equity giant KKR is taking Cambridge-based geospatial software specialist IQGeo private in £333m deal, pledging to fuel new phase of growth. Log in to understand this hot specialist and what it provides network operators worldwide…
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- Events: Connected Britain 2024.
- Geographic: Asia; Belgium; Cambridge; EMEA; Europe; Japan; Kuala Lumpur; London; North America; UK; USA.
- Organisations: Alncom; AT&T; BlackRock; Blue Planet; Boldyn; BrightSpeed; Cellnex; CityFibre; COMSOF; Deutsche Glasfaser; Deutsche Telekom; Eir; ESRI; FTTH Council Europe; Gigapower; Hexagon; IQGeo; Investcorp; Jio; KKR; Liberty Global; nexfibre; OSPInsight; ServiceNow; Smallword; Telia; Telecom Italia; Telefónica Infra; Transport for London; Ubisense; Upp; Zayo.
- People: Patrick Devine; James Wheatley; Raf Meersman; Richard Petti.
- Themes: Alternative Investment Market (AIM); Artificial intelligence; Augmented reality; Cloud-based software; Energy; Fibre networks; Geospatial software; Grid electrification; Infrastructure; Net-zero; Network asset inventory; Network management; Private equity; Telecoms; Utilities.
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