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 ...
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‘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 ...
Aggreko: Power supply will decide AI winners and losers
Following the publication of a report that states up to a third of US data centres are expected to be ...
EUDCA publishes its new 2026 report
The European Data Centre Association (EUDCA), the representative body of the European data centre community, has announced the publication of ...
Data centre waste heat could warm millions of UK homes
New analysis from EnergiRaven, a UK provider of energy management software, and Viegand Maagøe, a Danish sustainability and ESG consultancy, ...
Warnings of drone‑enabled cyber threats to critical infrastructure
As drone technology becomes more sophisticated and accessible across the globe, researchers from Innovation Central Canberra (ICC) at the University ...
Global data centre build-out projected to require $3tn
The global data centre sector is poised for continued unprecedented expansion, with capacity expected to nearly double from 103 GW ...
Study finds consumer GPUs can cut AI inference costs
A peer-reviewed study has found that consumer-grade GPUs, including Nvidia’s RTX 4090, can significantly reduce the cost of running large ...
Report: Scotland emerging as key DC growth market
According to new analysis by Lichfields, Scotland’s combination of renewable energy, available land, and skilled talent is creating strong interest ...