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Reported Edged sale tests $15bn valuation
Koch is reported to be exploring a sale of Edged at a valuation above $15 billion, although neither the process nor its asset perimeter has been confirmed.
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Efficiency cannot outrun Nebius’s emissions
Nebius reported efficient cooling and heat-reuse performance in 2025, while rapid infrastructure expansion lifted market-based Scope 1 and 2 emissions to 65,001 tonnes.
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Europe’s build pipeline lands on Equans’ books
Equans ended June with a €27.6 billion backlog after record first-half order intake, as data centres added to demand for complex technical-services contracts.
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Cables move to the critical path
Prysmian has raised its 2026 guidance after record quarterly earnings, with data centre construction lifting demand across digital connectivity, power-grid, and industrial cable businesses.
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Eaton’s order book catches the power surge
Eaton’s data centre electrical orders rose approximately 85% during the second quarter, as power distribution and thermal demand accelerated ahead of its wider markets.
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Server resilience starts below the operating system
Infineon’s SEMPER NOR Flash has joined ASPEED’s AST2700 approved-vendor list, validating the component for firmware storage in next-generation server management controllers.
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Veolia steps inside a 350MW private power system
Veolia will operate a grid-independent microgrid for an Ohio AI campus, covering 350MW of generation, 430MWh of batteries, commissioning, and long-term maintenance.
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Live NHS retrofit replaces ageing power and cooling
Two NHS data centres have replaced UPS and air-handling equipment while remaining operational, with projected annual cooling savings of £32,305 and 58 tonnes of carbon.
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Parliament turns to the UK’s data centre bottlenecks
A parliamentary group is seeking evidence on the grid, planning, investment, skills, and environmental constraints shaping the next phase of UK data centre development.
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Whitehall reshuffle leaves AI Growth Zones in limbo
The government has not named a new owner for the AI Growth Zone programme, leaving responsibility for power, planning, incentives, and regional delivery unclear.