‘External threats a rising cause of outages for data centres’
External infrastructure failures and outages linked to fibre and connectivity issues are becoming more prominent for data centres, according to ...
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Australia data centre forecast report launched
Data Centres Australia, an Australian industry body representing data centre developers, operators, and the broader digital infrastructure ecosystem, and DC ...
Fluke warns AI boom exposes ‘confidence crisis’
As artificial intelligence (AI) demand accelerates, new research from Fluke Corporation, a US manufacturer of electronic test and measurement tool, ...
Report finds what’s slowing down DC planning permission
A new report by Hoare Lea, a UK engineering consultancy, has found that data centre planning applications in the United ...
Report: AI boom driving US data centres off grid
The rapid expansion of off-grid data centres across the US is emerging as a possible answer to the power constraints ...
‘Gen Z don’t want data centres in their backyard’
New polling conducted by YouGov, a UK international market research and data analytics company, on behalf of Cavendish Consulting, a ...
‘Rising power costs top data centre concern’
New research from UK colocation data centre provider Asanti shows that AI adoption, resilience pressures, and rising power costs are ...
New hyperscaler capacity to outpace colocation in Europe
Data centre capacity owned and operated exclusively by hyperscalers, also known as 'self-builds', in Europe is expected to outpace the ...
‘UK cannot delay action on power and infrastructure’
The UK must take urgent action to fix systemic issues in energy and infrastructure to sustain its ambition to lead ...
Direct-to-chip liquid cooling market to reach $7.9bn by 2033
Rising computational intensity has placed unprecedented pressure on traditional air-based cooling systems. High-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), cloud data ...