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A power-first mindset amid AI at scale and aging infrastructure
The industry is not running out of demand. It is running into reality. And reality, in this case, is local
Europe’s challenge is to invest in low carbon energy production, stronger electricity networks, and digital infrastructure capable of supporting sustainable continued growth
Sovereign AI is not about going it alone
In an industry where sustainability and performance are often framed as trade-offs, Data4 is making the case that they can – and must – go hand in hand
As AI acceleration meets European energy constraints, data center operators are discovering that traditional power infrastructure isn't just outdated – it's becoming a bottleneck to digital transformation
Key installation partners and OEM companies share their thoughts on what it will take to accelerate the global rollout of AI technology
Advanced battery technology from EnerSys has not only helped the Milan data center overcome critical operational hurdles, but also positioned it for long-term sustainability and resilience
The growing similarities and fundamental differences between the Asian and European data center markets
Why Lithuania, a hidden gem in Northern Europe, is poised to become a leading global hub for data centers
How advanced cloud services, growing levels of content, and new AI applications are simultaneously providing opportunities to deliver new scalable locations while creating challenges for supply
As data centers rapidly grow more and more visible, it is increasingly essential for providers to both give back to their local community and communicate their role in society
As FLAPD markets near capacity, Soben’s Director shares views on how new markets are poised to reshape the future of data centers before debating the topic at DCD Connect London
As an industry watcher, I wish every country could have a technopolitical bust-up as good as the one going on in Germany
Self-regulation to get ahead of regulation
China has a three year plan for digital infrastructure. Maybe the rest of us should consider the idea
This year will see expansion and new availability zones, as HPC increases and GPUs keep growing
Hperscale continues to change the rules of the game
Q1 was about increased demand; Q2 was about suppressed supply
It's not all about the FLAP markets
Frankfurt, London Amsterdam and Paris will do 200MW of colocation take-up this year. Here's why