What should Britain expect from its next generation of data centers?
How digital infrastructure projects can contribute to communities
Industry Views - Sustainability, UK
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Why Britain’s race to build data centers risks outpacing sustainability
Gigawatts of capacity come at a price
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The UK’s AI ambitions demand a decarbonized data center strategy
The industry needs better data, clear reporting, and shared benchmarks
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Sponsored Can data centers ever be sustainable? A wake-up call for the industry
If the sector wants to remain both trusted and viable, it must take ownership of its sustainability journey
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Sponsored What are the realistic prospects for grid-independent AI data centers in the UK?
“The technology exists but how long before it is a reality?”
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Heat zone networks
Putting data centers at the heart of local communities
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Considerations and modeling of on-premise hydrogen production in data centers for greenhouse gas abatement – a viable option?
The wider availability of green hydrogen can help
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Data centers – reaching Net Zero in the UK
More must be done, and it could mean mandatory compliance with the EU Code of Conduct
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A post-Brexit view of the UK high-tech sector
There will be a period of uncertainty and adjustment, but business will move forward and embrace the new status quo
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The failure of UPS efficiency tax breaks
The UK government tried to offer tax incentives for buying efficient UPS systems. The effort was doomed from the start
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Tech leads politics at Climate Summit
Google got it right, and the UK got it very wrong in Paris
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Britain votes for green data centers
As the United Kingdom goes to the polls, we hear news of energy efficient sites in England, Scotland, Wales - and Ireland too