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The data centre boom will stall without a skills plan

The data centre boom risks running out of people before power, unless the industry replaces poaching with a real long-term skills pipeline.

Why reliable liquid cooling starts long before the rack goes live

Bob Walicki, Ecolab Senior RD&E Program Leader, argues reliable liquid cooling is won before go-live through integrated CDUs, fluid control and commissioning.

Why legacy data centre networks are no longer fit for purpose

Stephen Kingdom, CTO at Xantaro, explains why AI growth, hybrid cloud and CNI demands are making legacy data centre networks a growing risk.

Are data centres forcing the energy sector to rethink everything?

AI-driven data centre growth is reshaping energy strategy, accelerating grid investment, behind-the-meter power, and hybrid energy models worldwide.

UK risks falling behind on AI skills despite £500 million push, warns training provider

The UK risks falling behind on AI adoption unless ministers place greater emphasis on workforce skills, warns Strive Training.

Why the future of AI infrastructure may depend on warmer water

As AI rack densities rise, warmer-water cooling is emerging as a way to cut energy use, simplify infrastructure, and support scalable growth.

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. 

Why physical security needs a bigger role in data centre resilience

Hana's Rob Middaugh explains why physical security should be treated as a core part of operational resilience, not just a front-desk function.

Can data centre power architectures keep pace with AI?

nVent's Robert van der Kolk warns that data centres must rethink power and cooling architecture to deliver efficient, scalable and resilient AI infrastructure.

Allbirds swaps shoes for AI infrastructure

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

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