Jordan O'Brien

Managing Editor of Data Centre Review & Electrical Review

Deep Green offers four-week route to sovereign AI compute in the UK

Deep Green has announced AI-ready colocation capacity at its Urmston facility in Manchester, with deployments available in as little as four weeks.

FLAP-D data centre capacity pricing set to rise 12% in 2026

Data centre capacity pricing across Europe’s FLAP-D markets is expected to rise by an average of 12% in 2026, according to CBRE.

Airsys opens new state-of-the-art South Carolina headquarters

Airsys has officially opened its new global headquarters in Woodruff, South Carolina, with the site set to become a major hub for the company.

Could extreme weather push data centre cooling to breaking point?

With extreme weather on the horizon, data centres are being urged to rethink cooling strategies before rising heat exposes costly infrastructure gaps.

Iceotope raises $26 million to scale liquid cooling technology

Iceotope Group has raised $26 million in Series B funding to support the development of its precision liquid cooling technology.

One in five UK firms move AI workloads overseas due to high energy costs

One in five UK firms have already moved AI workloads overseas due to high power costs, according to new research from CUDO Compute. 

Allbirds swaps shoes for AI infrastructure

Allbirds, a struggling shoemaker, has announced plans to exit the footwear business and instead focus on AI infrastructure. 

Blackstone looks to raise $2 billion to buy ready-made AI data centres

Blackstone has filed for an initial public offering of a new acquisition vehicle designed to buy operational data centres.