IQGeo, a UK-headquartered geospatial mapping software firm, has piqued the interest of one of the most prominent infrastructure-hungry private equity (PE) firms, KKR. The PE firm completed its £333 million acquisition of the software provider this week. IQGeo, which plans and designs fiber networks for telecoms firms, looks like a good fit for KKR’s growing portfolio. KKR has been expanding its European business at a furious pace. The unit’s assets under management have doubled in the last five years, to over €37 billion, and the firm is looking for more investments on the continent. “I think we can double it again,” said Mattia Caprioli, the Co-Head of KKR’s business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, told Bloomberg. Just last…