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DCR Predicts: Could storage be a key talking point in data centres in 2026?

AI has led to many talking about the cooling and power constraints that face data centres, but could storage play a bigger role in 2026?

Europe at an inflection point: Why 2026 will redefine the EMEA data centre landscape

As we move into 2026, one thing is certain: Europe’s data centre market is no longer evolving – it’s accelerating.

Soaring memory prices dampen sentiment as AI swallows output

Rising AI server demand is dampening the IT and smartphone markets as US hyperscalers suck up memory, forcing everyone else to accept higher prices Much...

Virtus Data Centres appoints Adam Eaton as new CEO

Virtus Data Centres has named Adam Eaton as its new CEO with immediate effect, replacing Thomas Ee who has held the role on an interim basis.

SoftBank continues its AI spending spree by snapping up DigitalBridge

SoftBank Group has agreed to acquire DigitalBridge in an all-cash deal valuing the firm at around $4 billion.

AWS and Google’s interconnect is faster – but does it fix multi-cloud’s real problem?

A new AWS-Google Cloud interconnect may cut provisioning time, but emma's Dmitry Panenkov, argues that it doesn't yet address the real issues.

DCX rides liquid cooling boom with 600% revenue jump in 2025

DCX Liquid Cooling Systems has reported a 600% year-on-year increase in revenue in 2025, which it attributes to rising demand for liquid cooling from...

EXA Infrastructure completes Aqua Comms acquisition

EXA Infrastructure has completed its acquisition of Aqua Comms, adding several transatlantic and regional submarine cable systems to its network.

DCR Predicts: Is the AI boom about to become an energy crunch?

The soaring power demands of AI could force organisations to rethink how they build, run, and regulate sustainable digital infrastructure.

Data centres don’t have to waste heat – they could heat our towns

With ground source heat pumps and heat networks, data centres could become local low-carbon heat suppliers, argues Chris Davidson.

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