Design of bypass capacitors in circuits
The datasheets tend to play safe and show a typical circuit that should work in most cases. The datasheets can't know what other components there are, what their requirements are and what is the distance between components.

As you don't mention either what components you have and what is the distance between them, there is no way to say what is the best solution. It may be hard even if it was known.

So design with all the capacitors, and you can then try it two ways: either mount all capacitors and start removing them if issues happen, or mount only minimal amount of capacitors and start adding them until issues go away. If the chips are really close, perhaps one set of 10uF and 0.1uF will do.

But there may be other requirements, such as what type of capacitors the datasheets suggest for each chip. LDOs may not like ceramic caps as they can have too low ESR, while the other two chips might benefit from ceramic caps.