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How Data Centres Are Adapting to the Demands of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) workloads are already transforming data centres, and at speed. From power and cooling to deployment timelines and security, the infrastructure beneath modern compute is being rethought. But for many operators, that pace is creating pressure points across the...

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Heat Recovery in Data Centres: Turning Waste into Efficiency

In this opinion piece, Nigel Mallon, Business Development Manager for Data Centres at Weatherite,...

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Marketing Green Data Centres: How to Turn Sustainability into Strategic Value

By Matthew Whalley, Managing Director, Ilex Content Strategies.

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Artificial Intelligence Can Support – but Not Replace – Project Managers

By François Haykal, Senior Project Consultant at BCS, the specialist services provider to the...

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Pros and cons of Small Nuclear Reactors in the data centre construction industry

By Sebastian Murphy, Technical Director - Data Centers EMEA, blu-3, Shaheed Salie, Technical...

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The Data Centre Network’s Role in Energy Efficiency

By Darren Watkins, Chief Revenue Office at VIRTUS Data Centres.

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Videos

DCW Asia 2025 - Part 1 of 3
Alex Walsh, Regional VP of Channel Sales, EMEA North at Keepit, discusses the company’s channel-first strategy, broad SaaS data protection, and how MSPs can differentiate amid consolidation and cyber risks,...
Heiko Ludwig, Global Head of Structure Finance at NORD/LB, discusses the findings of the company’s recent report, ‘Power Struggle: Meeting the challenge of financing data centres and the energy...
DCW Asia 2025 - Part 3 of 3

News

Vertiv updates MegaMod HDX with new configurations for high-density computing.
Celonis and Fujitsu use process intelligence to support business operations, with reported cost and efficiency improvements.
nVent opens new service and training centres in Sweden, Germany, Australia, and the UK to offer customers practical training and support.
Kao Data elevates Fraser Clarke to Vice President of Operations, tasking him with scaling the company's services.