Opinion
The importance of liability contracts in data centre construction
Nailing down liability caps before the first shovel hits the ground is now the make-or-break clause in every data centre contract.
Opinion
Is enterprise AI deserting the cloud – and racing to the edge?
Winners of the AI era will be those that build a distributed, data-centric infrastructure able to place compute and intelligence wherever the data lives.
Opinion
Is public perception the biggest threat to the UK’s AI data centre revolution?
More than half of Britons have never heard the term ‘data centre’ – a blind spot that could derail the UK’s AI ambitions.
Opinion
An aging fibre backbone could put the UK’s AI future at risk
As AI workloads surge and facilities spring up from Northumberland to Wales, Lee Myall argues that Britain must re-engineer its old core networks.
Sponsored
Prysmian launches pre-terminated cable assemblies into UK data centre market
Prysmian used the Data Centre World exhibition in London to launch its wrap-around offer for digital communication within data centres.
Opinion
Gas, hydrogen-ready backbone key to cleaner data centre power
Only a smarter, hydrogen-ready gas backbone can keep the UK’s data centre sector powered, according to Mitsubishi Power's Javier Cavada.
Green IT & Sustainability
AI boom leaves Environment Agency in the dark over future water shortages
The rapid growth of AI is leaving the Environment Agency unable to accurately forecast water shortages, according to a report from The Guardian.
Opinion
Why smarter cooling is the key to sustainable data centre growth
Johnson Controls' Chris King argues that next-gen cooling is key to meeting AI-driven demand without sending energy and water bills soaring.
