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Accelsius partners with Equinix, deploying its NeuCool™ IR80 system at the CIF in Ashburn Campus, showcasing groundbreaking cooling solutions.
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Innovatium receives investment from HIES and Scottish Bank to enhance PRISMA, promising a cleaner energy future and expanded market reach.
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W Denis Group introduces a unique insurance division dedicated to data centres and their integrated power systems, ensuring comprehensive and resilient coverage.
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70% of operators believe that poor quality cabling will compromise long-term AI readiness and 58% expect AI to shorten the lifespan of data centres.
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Acquisition will see huge expansion of capabilities and reach across the UK & Europe.
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On the 30th of June 2025, Google signed a deal to purchase 200MW of power from Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), who expect their first commercial power plant, ARC, to come online in the early 2030s. This announcement shows that fusion is now being taken seriously as a source of green, continuous energy, which will be vital in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions of data centers and other energy-intensive industries.
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Just how flexible is your data center cooling system? The incredibly agile and efficient Liebert DSE Free-Cooling system is designed around a single platform that can be configured in many ways for placement indoors or outdoors. With more than 5,000 installations globally and growing each day, it’s the most popular cooling system in the Vertiv stable of offerings.
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