“Into Capital,” a financial firm licensed by the Dubai Financial Services Authority, has announced the launch of a digital infrastructure platform for energy through the “Intocore Infrastructure Fund,” which boasts a value of $500 million supported by strategic investors. The initiative aims to develop and enhance digital infrastructure investments backed by energy across multiple markets.
The “Intocore Infrastructure Fund” is structured to achieve superior returns while managing risks by investing in scalable infrastructure that combines reliable returns with sustainable growth potentials. This fund operates within the framework of a “Qualified Investor Fund” (QIF) backed by the Dubai Financial Fund (DIF) and is overseen by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). It offers strong governance and investment capabilities globally.
Innovation and Growth
Haitham Al-Masri, CEO of Into Capital, stated: “This initiative marks a pivotal moment for innovation and construction, aimed not just at participating in the digital infrastructure sector but leading it. With global demand for computing and energy infrastructure escalating swiftly, scalable platforms built on solid foundations will define the next phase of growth. Through this platform, we aim to allocate capital efficiently and support sustainable growth in energy-backed digital infrastructure.”
Furthermore, Ivo de Zwart, CEO of “Masirah Energy Gateway,” commented: “Our involvement by contributing assets reflects our strong commitment to aligning strategic infrastructure assets with scalable investment platforms. This aligns with our cooperation under a memorandum of understanding with stakeholders to develop energy infrastructure on a broad scale. This will enhance our ability to integrate energy capabilities within larger energy and digital infrastructure systems in the region.”
Technical Expertise
Mohamed Al-Masri, founder and CEO of “Permian Chain,” remarked: “The convergence of energy and digital infrastructure requires technological expertise and well-considered implementation. We are pleased to support this platform by providing energy sources, facilitating procurement processes, and offering technical consulting in asset development, optimization, and ensuring long-term operational performance. We are in the process of building a network of future contracts, with strong engagement and positive feedback from our clients in the computing and energy sectors, reflecting the growing demand for scalable, energy-supported digital infrastructure.”
This platform presents a significant strategic opportunity at the intersection of energy and digital infrastructure, especially as rising demand for computing capacity exerts increasing pressure on global energy systems. Currently, data centers account for nearly 4% of global electricity consumption.
The development of this platform comes at a time when global energy systems are undergoing drastic transformations. Despite current energy production levels, a large portion remains underutilized, while demand is rapidly increasing in developing markets. This dynamic emphasizes the need for efficiency and the conversion of energy into productive infrastructure, creating promising investment opportunities.
The platform’s development runs parallel to the accelerating global demand for artificial intelligence and data infrastructure, which further intensifies the pressure on energy systems and computational capacity. Investment in data centers is expected to reach around $1.1 trillion by 2029, underscoring the substantial demand for infrastructure supporting this growth. These factors amplify the necessity for integrated energy and digital infrastructure solutions.