Cyber and resilience
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Amber Cable puts sensing under the Baltic
The proposed 1,500km Amber Cable would add connectivity and sensing across the Baltic Sea.
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Kyivstar puts AI compute onshore
Kyivstar and Ukraine’s economy ministry will explore sovereign AI-ready data centre capacity inside Ukraine.
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Baltic fibre gets a resilience route
The proposed Amber Cable would add a 1,500km subsea fibre route across the Baltic Sea.
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Larbert pushes back on 300MW AI campus
Apatura’s proposed 300MW Larbert campus is testing Scotland’s appetite for large AI infrastructure.
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Almere fire reaches the contract layer
Utrecht University’s damages claim after the NorthC Almere fire pushes data centre resilience into contracts, recovery plans, and customer exposure.
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Sweden brings cloud into command
Sweden’s Armed Forces are working with evroc on SINCC, a sovereign combat cloud designed for classified command-and-control workloads.
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MIRhosting outage turns legal risk physical
MIRhosting’s Dutch outage exposes contractual risk inside complex colocation chains.
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What data centre resilience means under the cyber bill
The cyber bill reaches deep into physical operations. Data centre resilience will be judged through power, cooling, controls, suppliers, incident evidence, and customer continuity.
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Hamburg compute centre faces live-site repair
Hamburg’s computing centre faces live structural repairs around critical systems.
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Alibaba lands cloud capacity in Paris
Alibaba Cloud has opened two Paris zones for European workloads.