ZincFive Executive to Chair Digital Infrastructure Investment Panel at Capacity Europe 2025

ZincFive announced that Nabeel Mahmood, Technology & Innovation Thought Leader and Chief Evangelist for the company, will chair the panel titled The Investment Outlook for Digital Infrastructure at Capacity Europe 2025. The event brings together global leaders in connectivity and digital infrastructure to examine the forces shaping the industry's future. Mahmood will join industry leaders from major financial and technology institutions to discuss critical investment trends affecting digital infrastructure development worldwide.

The panel discussion comes at a pivotal moment for digital infrastructure investment, particularly as artificial intelligence has driven significant investment in new projects. Industry observers note that many of these AI-driven investments lack clear visibility into when returns will be realized, creating uncertainty in the market. The panel will address this challenge directly, examining cost and demand dynamics that are reshaping investment strategies across the digital infrastructure landscape.

Mahmood will be joined by prominent industry figures including Edward Rubin, Managing Director of TMT Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs, and Jeroen Kleinjan, Managing Director and Global Lead for Telecom, TMT & Healthcare at ING. Other panelists include Ugne Kleinauskaite, Network Investments Manager at Meta, Victor Pons Mesman, CFO and CSO at Lyntia Networks, and Pascale Labrecque, Principal in Investment Management at DigitalBridge. This diverse group of experts represents multiple facets of the digital infrastructure ecosystem.

The discussion will cover several critical topics, including the ongoing shift from private to public funding sources for digital infrastructure projects. This transition reflects the growing scale and importance of digital infrastructure as a public utility. Panelists will also examine the role of technology and energy partnerships in driving sustainable growth, particularly as power requirements for data centers and other digital infrastructure continue to escalate.

Strategies for scaling sustainably and attracting investors will form another key component of the discussion. As digital infrastructure projects grow in complexity and cost, developing approaches that balance growth with environmental considerations becomes increasingly important. The panel will explore how companies can position themselves to attract investment while maintaining sustainable operations.

For those interested in learning more about ZincFive's perspective on these issues, additional information is available at https://ZincFive.com. The company's expertise in nickel-zinc battery technology positions it uniquely to contribute to discussions about power solutions for digital infrastructure. The panel discussion is scheduled for October 21, 2025, from 4:50 pm to 5:30 pm GMT at the InterContinental London in Greenwich Peninsula.

The timing of this discussion is particularly relevant given the rapid expansion of digital infrastructure required to support emerging technologies. As AI applications become more sophisticated and widespread, the underlying infrastructure must evolve to meet increasing power and connectivity demands. This panel represents an important opportunity for industry leaders to align on investment strategies that can support this growth while ensuring financial viability and sustainability.