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Sustainable data centres in the AI Era

A new wave of artificial intelligence (AI) innovation has reached Europe, and both its pace and adoption show no sign of slowing. According to a new report from JLL, an estimated 10 GW of new data centre capacity is projected to break ground across the global hyperscale and colocation landscape in...

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Rethinking sustainability

By Emma Dennard, VP Northern Europe, OVHcloud.

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The challenges of data centre fire safety

By Robert Yates, Head of Building Products Fire Safety UK, Siemens.

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Navigating Uncertainty: Unlocking Opportunity in 2025

We're now in February 2025, and the challenges from last year for businesses and individuals are...

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Benchmarking data centre sustainability in 2025

By Terry Storrar, Managing Director, Leaseweb UK.

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Harnessing Data for the Power of Good

Mark Yeeles, VP, Secure Power Division, Schneider Electric, UK&I, discusses the role of data...

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Trusted manufacturer of essential data centre components

Essentra Components, a global market leader with over 65 years of expertise, has become a trusted...

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Videos

Daniel Thorpe, Head of EMEA Data Centre Research at JLL, discusses the scale of demand for UK data centre real estate driven by AI, alongside the challenges and opportunities around power availability.
Data Centre World Asia 2025
Maria Barrero, in charge of Architecture and Business Development at DConcept, outlines the company’s innovative approach to data centre projects, with the focus very much on both the people who work in the...
Legrand’s FAT Center in Tuscany and Keor FLEX UPS deliver proven reliability, efficiency, and sustainability for next-generation data centers.

News

Qualcomm unveils its cutting-edge AI200 and AI250 solutions, enhancing generative AI capabilities in data centres with remarkable efficiency and scalability.
Schneider Electric's new report highlights electrification's transformative potential in Europe, highlighting policy shifts and investments required for energy independence and affordability.
AI boosts productivity for UK enterprises, yet most are not fully leveraging its potential. Key challenges lie in workforce transformation and strategic AI training.
Peter Kyle MP outlines a technology-forward vision for UK economic growth, emphasising AI integration and deregulation.