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Pragmatism and the AI Boom
There has been much discussion recently as to whether the current AI boom is actually an AI bubble. With such uncertainty and volatility prevalent in the market, the data centre... Read More
The Unit of Compute: How a New Macro Force is Reshaping AI Data Centre Infrastructure
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to drive demand for high-performance computing (HPC), the data centre industry faces unprecedented challenges in power, cooling, density, and deployment speed. Traditional construction models, based... Read More
Moving Beyond the Glass: When Observability Meets True Automation
When we think about modern data centre operations, we often picture a pristine control room where engineers gaze at a massive “single pane of glass.” Dashboards flash with real-time metrics,... Read More
Designing Liquid Cooling for AI-Ready Data Centres: Performance, Safety and Serviceability
As AI workloads redefine rack density and thermal demands, liquid cooling is evolving into a critical layer of data centre infrastructure, where performance, leak-free operation, and serviceability must be engineered... Read More
Data Centre Titans: Why the Rack Is Now the Unit of Compute – Vik Malyala, Supermicro
As AI workloads move from pilot environments into sustained production, data centre design is becoming more tightly integrated. For Vik Malyala, Managing Director & President, EMEA and SVP Technology and... Read More
Securing Critical Workloads in a Sovereign Cloud Era
For many years, cloud sovereignty was treated as a narrow compliance issue, managed by legal or regulatory teams rather than embedded into an organisation’s technology strategy. Now, across Europe, both... Read More
Lower Austria Zoning Law Update – and What Does This Mean for the Region?
The clock is ticking for developers and investors in Lower Austria. With the latest draft amendment to the NÖ Raumordnungsgesetz 2014 (NÖ ROG 2014), the rules for renewable energy and... Read More
Data Centre Titans: Rethinking Cooling for the AI Era – Angela Taylor, LiquidStack
As AI-driven workloads increase density and power demand, thermal management is emerging as a defining constraint in data centre infrastructure. For Angela Taylor, Sr. Director of Strategy & Offer Management... Read More
Europe’s AI Ambition is Running Into a Power Constraint
AI adoption is accelerating across Europe, but the infrastructure required to support it is increasingly constrained by energy availability. Grid limitations, connection delays and shifting energy market dynamics are shaping... Read More
Data Centre Titans: Adaptive Infrastructure in High-Density AI Environments – Harqs Singh, CTO, InfraPartners
As AI-driven workloads increase pressure on power, density and delivery timelines, flexibility is becoming a structural requirement in data centre design. Infrastructure decisions must now accommodate evolving silicon roadmaps, grid... Read More
The Substation Is No Longer Someone Else’s Problem
For most of the data centre industry’s history, the substation was infrastructure that existed before the project began. It was delivered by the utility, managed by the Distribution Network Operator... Read More
Data Centre Titans: Scaling Power Infrastructure in the AI Era – Michael Beagan, TES Group
As AI-driven infrastructure expands, power systems and manufacturing capacity are becoming critical constraints in data centre growth. Michael Beagan, Managing Director at TES Power, has progressed through the industry from... Read More