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Are AI and cloud the future of data centre sustainability?

The future of data centre sustainability – and the technologies being developed to sustain it – is bright, as long as organisations prioritise responsible practices, says Jo Debecker, Managing Partner and Global Head of Wipro FullStride Cloud.

Zayo announces European business

Zayo Group has announced plans to create two separate business entities – one for its European operations and another that will manage customer networking needs outside of North America and Europe.

Airedale by Modine to open new manufacturing plant in Bradford

Airedale by Modine has acquired a new manufacturing site in Bradford, West Yorkshire as the company’s data centre business expands.

atNorth appoints new Director of Hyperscale Operations

atNorth has appointed Jörgen Larsson as Director of Hyperscale Operations as the company scales across the Nordics.

Defending critical infrastructure from cyberattack

Cyberattacks can come from anywhere and lurk undetected for years, so it is imperative that data centres arm themselves with resilient security hardware to avoid breaching ever-more stringent regulations, says Peter Dempsey of Axis Communications.

Why modular data centres are becoming more important than ever

Niklas Lindqvist, Nordic General Manager at Onnec, explores why data centre operators need a new definition of modularity to adapt to growing demands driven by emerging technology like AI.

Ardent begins Pittsburgh data centre upgrade

Ardent Data Centers has broken ground on the upgrade of its Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania data centre site.

Can BESS keep data centre construction on the right path?

Billy Durie, Global Sector Head for Data Centres at Aggreko, explains why adopting battery energy storage systems (BESS) as part of a wider, end-to-end solution is key to keeping data centre builds on track.

Digital Realty & Enel X partner to support grid stabilisation in Ireland

Digital Realty has collaborated with Enel X to introduce grid balancing UPS solutions at its data centres in Ireland, with the aim of removing 30,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions from the country’s energy grid.

Park Place acquires Unitech’s TPM business

Park Place Technologies has announced its acquisition of Unitech's third-party maintenance (TPM) business.

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