Digital Infrastructure stories - Page 2
Bull wins €30m contract for Sweden's Mimer AI factory
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Bull lands EUR €30 million Sweden AI factory deal to build cloud-style supercomputing for researchers, SMEs and public sector users.
UK firms back open source to bolster AI sovereignty
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Red Hat survey finds UK firms are adopting agentic AI faster than they can govern it, despite strong support for open source controls.
Wasabi secures USD $250 million credit facility from Bain
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Wasabi lands USD $250 million Bain-led credit line to fund cloud storage expansion, AI-ready infrastructure and overseas growth.
One in five UK firms move AI workloads abroad over power costs
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Firms shift AI abroad as UK power bills, grid limits and land scarcity undermine efforts to keep high-demand workloads on home soil.
Salute appoints Dale Harding as capital projects chief
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Salute appoints Dale Harding as Managing Director for Capital Projects and Professional Services amid global data centre expansion.
Airsys launches LiquidRack AI cooling system in UK
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Airsys brings LiquidRack liquid cooling to the UK, targeting AI-ready retrofits and edge sites with up to 80 kW per rack.
Scotland tech optimism holds as AI adoption surges
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Scottish tech firms stay upbeat on 2026 despite softer confidence, as nearly all businesses now use AI and full adoption doubles to 18%.
Data centre market set to hit USD $1.08 trillion by 2034
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Cloud and AI boom to drive data centre investment as operators race to build power-hungry facilities and edge sites worldwide.
ESG shifts from reporting to action across industries
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Earth Day prompts businesses to turn ESG, AI and recruitment talk into practical change, as leaders cite data, energy limits and candidate scrutiny.
OpenAI launches Trusted Access for Cyber with major names
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OpenAI expands Trusted Access for Cyber with Bank of America, BlackRock and others, backing defenders, researchers and open-source security teams.
Equinix launches Fabric Intelligence for AI networks
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Equinix adds AI-driven network controls as enterprises race to scale distributed workloads.
UK broadband switching jumps 24% as April bills rise
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Uswitch says record March switching and stronger regional rivals are forcing UK broadband firms to sharpen deals as households seek to cut bills.
UK among cheaper markets in global broadband price league
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UK ranks 70th in Broadband Genie's global survey, as Eastern Europe tops the cheapest fixed-line internet markets and North America stays costly.
Airsys launches UniCool-Max for high-density cooling
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Airsys unveils UniCool-Max for modular data centres, offering up to 60kW cooling, lower compressor strain and simpler deployment for AI-era workloads.
Why fibre connectivity must be a front-end consideration in data centre site selection
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Fibre must be assessed at the start of data centre site selection, warns expert, as poor connectivity can add months and millions to projects.
DE-CIX Mexico launches Google peering provider service
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DE-CIX Mexico doubles Google interconnection capacity after launch of verified peering service draws rapid demand in Queretaro.
Cambridge Broadband opens first US office in Texas
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Cambridge Broadband Networks Group has launched a Richardson, Texas base to support US customers with logistics, engineering and 5G fixed wireless roll-out.
Insight warns of cloud waste amid AI cost pressures
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Insight says UK firms are losing cloud spend to waste as AI and sovereignty demands drive up infrastructure costs.
Veolia launches global data centre resource service
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Veolia targets booming data centre buildout with a single service to cut water use, waste and energy strain as regulators tighten scrutiny.
Conflow wins Frost & Sullivan award for AI streetlights
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Conflow Power Group lands Frost & Sullivan's top global honour as its solar iLamp streetlights turn urban infrastructure into an AI revenue stream.