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Water, not power, the deciding factor for data centre location?

Bill Tesarek, President of Alsay, explains that, as Texas accelerates its position as a hub for AI infrastructure, a less visible constraint is beginning to surface: water availability may become the limiting factor for future growth. While most attention remains on power and grid capacity, operators inside water infrastructure systems are seeing early signals that demand tied to AI is scaling faster than the systems designed to support it.
Peter Huang, Global President of Thermal Management & Data Centre at Castrol, discusses the rising...
Following on from our highly successful North-East data centre roadshow, which took place in...
Following on from our highly successful North-East data centre roadshow, which took place in...
Richard Petrie, CTO at LINX, discusses the recent Uptime Institute’s Annual Outages Analysis...
Rob Knoth, Sr Solution Marketing Group Director, Cadence provides brilliant insight into the...
James Earl, CEO of Future Energy Networks (FEN), outlines how gas networks received well over 100...
Data Centre World Frankfurt 2026
Rahul Powar, explains that, as cyber threats increasingly target critical infrastructure, a new...