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The UK Must Move Away from Single Points of Failure in its Digital Infrastructure
Despite the Internet being designed as a distributed network, many organisations have gradually concentrated their operations around a very small number of networks, cloud platforms and data centres. The result... Read More
Can Technology Really Keep Up With Organisational Ambition?
AI has captured the attention of every boardroom. Organisations are investing heavily in new platforms, exploring emerging use cases, and looking for ways to improve productivity, automate processes, and accelerate... Read More
The Evolving Infrastructure of Sovereign AI Factories
The data centre industry is currently navigating a fundamental shift. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) factories and the surge in demand for sovereign AI have changed the traditional approach... Read More
Data Centre Titans: When the Grid Becomes the Bottleneck – Adam Wray-Summerson
AI-ready data centres are placing new pressure on power strategy. In this Data Centre Titans interview, Adam Wray-Summerson, Technical Sales Director at Clarke Energy, a Rehlko Company, discusses how power... Read More
When AI Leaves the Pilot: The Deployment Layer Where Trust is Won or Lost
AI rarely fails in the moment it is demonstrated. It fails later, when it has to move through the systems, teams, and controls that make an organisation work. That is where the next phase... Read More
Three Takeaways: Why Operational Intelligence is Now Part of the Capacity Conversation
Recent conversations with clients, owner-operators, investors, contractors, and technology partners across the global data centre market have given a clear picture of where the sector is heading. The same themes... Read More
Can the UK Construction Market Deliver Data Centre Ambitions?
The UK data centre construction sector faces structural and delivery challenges, in addition to the widely reported resource shortages across the sector. The news is clear and consistent – we... Read More
Building the AI Infrastructure Economy
AI workloads are continuing to accelerate growth across sectors, but the pressure they apply reaches well beyond compute capacity. Power density, grid access, cooling limits and energy transparency now shape... Read More
Resilience at the Edge: Rethinking Data Centre Security
Data centre security is often discussed through a cyber lens, where networks, firewalls and system resilience define the boundaries of the problem. In conversation with Michael Paule, DVP Vertical Business... Read More
Data Centre Titans: Designing for Power Densities That Keep Changing – Gordon Johnson, Subzero
As power densities increase, cooling is becoming an increasingly important consideration in how data centres are designed and operated. In this Data Centre Titans interview, Gordon Johnson, Senior CFD Manager... Read More
The Five-Minute Problem Reshaping Data Centre Power Design
As AI workloads continue to reshape data centre infrastructure, much of the attention has focused on compute capacity, GPUs and cooling systems. Alongside those developments, changes are also taking place... Read More
AI’s Infrastructure Future May Be Built on Its Industrial Past
AI is driving one of the largest infrastructure buildouts in modern history. Across the US, growing demand for AI capacity is placing pressure on power grids, cooling systems, and the... Read More