DigitalBridge Group, Inc.
OOTC:DBRJP15.03
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US25401T3068
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- CEO
- Marc Christopher Ganzi
- Full Time Employees
- 316
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Investment managers
- Address
- Boca Raton United States
- IPO Date
- Jun 27, 2014
- Website
- digitalbridge.com
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- DigitalBridge Group, Inc. is a global alternative asset manager dedicated to investing in digital infrastructure and the physical ecosystem supporting the global digital economy. The company operates primarily through its Investment Management and Operating segments, managing capital on behalf of institutional investors, including sovereign wealth funds, public and corporate pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, and asset managers. DigitalBridge invests in and provides capital solutions across five core digital infrastructure verticals: data centers and colocation facilities providing scalable cloud computing, high-density artificial intelligence hosting, and enterprise storage infrastructure; macro cell towers delivering wide-area wireless communications and cellular coverage; fiber optic networks offering high-capacity, low-latency terrestrial and subsea bandwidth connectivity; small cell networks facilitating 5G network densification across high-traffic urban and suburban environments; and edge infrastructure platforms positioning localized compute and storage resources close to end users. The company offers investment management services through a range of investment strategies and vehicles, comprising digital value-add equity funds; digital core-plus infrastructure funds focusing on stabilized, income-generating assets; digital credit and structured financing solutions; liquid public market securities strategies; and DigitalBridge Ventures, which invests in digital enablement technologies, artificial intelligence platforms, cloud and edge software, and 5G networking innovations. The firm oversees a global portfolio of operating platform companies, including DataBank, Vantage Data Centers, Switch, Scala Data Centers, Vertical Bridge, AtlasEdge, Boingo Wireless, Zayo Group, Beanfield, AIMS Group, and EdgePoint Infrastructure. DigitalBridge serves hyperscale cloud providers, multinational telecommunications carriers, enterprise technology customers, and institutional investors across North America, Europe, Latin America, and the Asia-Pacific region. Founded in 1991 as Colony Capital and rebranded to DigitalBridge Group in 2021 following its strategic pivot to a pure-play digital infrastructure asset manager, the company is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, with major offices in New York, Los Angeles, London, Luxembourg, Singapore, and Hong Kong. In recent corporate developments, DigitalBridge operates as a controlled subsidiary of SoftBank Group Corp. following SoftBank's 3.1 billion dollar acquisition in September 2026, positioning the firm to accelerate the financing and deployment of artificial intelligence and Accelerated Service Intelligence computing infrastructure while maintaining independent operational leadership under CEO Marc Ganzi. In connection with the transaction, the company completed the delisting of its publicly traded equity securities and preferred equity series, including its Series J Preferred Stock (OTC: DBRJP). In strategic expansion and M&A activities, DigitalBridge partnered with La Caisse (CDPQ) to complete the acquisition of global hyperscale data center developer Yondr Group, finalized the acquisition and privatization of Japanese telecommunications infrastructure operator JTOWER Inc., and entered into a definitive agreement to acquire power and energy transition asset manager ArcLight Capital Partners for up to 1.05 billion dollars to address the growing power generation and electrical infrastructure requirements of artificial intelligence data center deployments.