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Design & Build
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Onsite Gas Can Be a Smart Bridge for AI Data Centres
Onsite gas generation serves as a vital power bridge to accelerate high-performance data center deployments amid grid delay challenges. This solution bypasses traditional infrastructure bottlenecks to bring critical AI projects online faster.
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AI Data Centres can be a force for good – Britain can set the global blueprint for how its done.
As global communities push back against the scale of the AI infrastructure boom, Britain has a unique historical opportunity to lead. By moving beyond simple energy metrics, the UK can leverage its new Data Centre Covenant to forge a world-first framework balancing grid reality, civic heat reuse, and digital sovereignty.
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AI Infrastructure Doesn’t Always Need to Be Gigantic.
Is Europe’s next AI infrastructure phase going to be built around proximity rather than sheer scale? While headlines belong to gigawatt mega-projects, nexspace’s new 4MW facility near Munich makes a strong case for regional deployments.
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The AI Data Centre Is Becoming a System – and Arm Wants to Help Design It
Arm’s 3nm AGI CPU launch shifts the AI data centre narrative from isolated silicon to integrated rack-scale architecture optimised for agentic workloads.
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Is Logistics – Not Megawatts – The Data Centre Bottleneck
AI data centres are becoming increasingly complex to build, with thousands of components and hundreds of suppliers needing to arrive in precisely the right sequence. Is logistics becoming the industry’s next major bottleneck?
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Ambition is welcome, but delivery must now be the priority
The Data Centre Alliance (DCA) has welcomed the Government’s recognition of the strategic importance of data centres in today’s Budget, while calling for greater urgency in delivering the planning, energy and infrastructure reforms needed to support the sector’s growth.
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NVIDIA Wants to Turn the Data Centre Into a Factory
For years, the data centre industry has chased standardisation, only to get bogged down in complex on-site integration. But with NVIDIA’s GTC Berlin announcements, the paradigm is structurally shifting: the data centre is no longer a building to be constructed, but a system to be manufactured.
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Google bets €13 billion on Finnish AI infrastructure
Hamina, Finland, is home to one of the datacenters Google maintains in Europe. Previously this location housed the Stora Enso paper mill.
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Data Centres Have a Visibility Problem – Not a Data one.
AI is creating a data-centre operations problem as higher rack densities, liquid cooling and power demand make real-time infrastructure intelligence essential.
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Is AI Breaking the Data Centre Location Map?
The site is only as good as its power connection Data centre site selection is becoming a power and infrastructure problem as operators discover that finding land is easier than finding a site that can actually be energised. The traditional data centre site selection checklist is becoming less useful – Land, fibre connectivity, planning and…