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Power, not GPUs, will decide who wins AI

Chemistry, controls and utility-grade planning now trump incremental servers when it comes to deciding who will win the AI race. 

Your outage costs more than you think – so design with resilience in mind

Colocation with built-in redundancy and simplified multi-cloud access is the smarter way to protect revenue and customer trust.

Salute acquires Northshore bringing first-in-the-industry AI-driven capabilities

This strategic acquisition enables Salute to deliver game-changing AI-driven data analysis and automation capabilities across its entire range of data center lifecycle services.

Will water, not watts, decide how far AI can scale?

Hidden water stress is fast becoming the gating factor for digital infrastructure growth, as EcoAct's Rachel Bratt explains.

Stop cooling the room; start engineering the loop

Ecolab's Stephanie Buschmann explains how water-centric, instrumented liquid cooling can unlock density while improving PUE and WUE.

Getting Germany right: the test case for net zero, AI-ready data centres

Germany’s Energy Efficiency Act sets the tone for Europe, but without policy evolution and investment in heat networks, it might backfire.

Does the UK’s AI data centre vision need a rethink?

The UK's current approach to AI Growth Zones will find that there aren't enough sites that meet the strict parameters. Is it time for a rethink?

Continuity, not capex, will decide who wins the AI build-out

Thanks to sharpened oversight, only integrated, in-house engineering and phased delivery can meet AI-era risk, compliance and uptime demands.