From 'brutal competitors' to collaborators: Investing giants are cozying up to rivals to fund AI and infrastructure

Source: Business Insider

Apollo President James Zelter spoke at Monday's Milken Conference in Los Angeles. APFISCapital needs of AI and infrastructure are so great that Wall Street giants are fighting less. James Zelter, Apollo's president, said it isn't as "brutal" to compete for deals.

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