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Crusoe adds London route for Iceland region
Crusoe has added London as a third public internet path for its Iceland cloud region, increasing network capacity and route redundancy alongside existing connections through Amsterdam and Dublin.
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PwC maps Belgian constraints on AI infrastructure
PwC expects global AI infrastructure investment to reach €27.23tn through 2050 but says electricity infrastructure, chip access, planning and sovereignty will influence how much capital Belgium can attract.
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EcoDataCenter redeems bonds after green refinancing
EcoDataCenter will redeem the remainder of its 2024 senior unsecured bonds on 15 October after issuing SEK1bn of new four-year green debt and completing a tender process.
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Infineon closes C2i acquisition for AI power
Infineon has completed its acquisition of C2i Semiconductors, adding multiphase controllers, smart power stages and digital power expertise for increasingly demanding AI server power architectures.
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lyntia extends DC Connect into Barcelona BCN1
lyntia has added Digital Realty’s BCN1 facility to DC Connect, expanding private network, internet and cloud connectivity options across an Iberian footprint the carrier says reaches more than 70% of regional data centres.
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Aragón fast-track permits underpin €60bn data centre pipeline
Aragón has attracted more than €60bn of expected data centre investment as its accelerated PIGA planning framework reduces approval times while electricity, environmental scrutiny and national regulation remain separate constraints.
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Iberian data centres reshape power procurement
Data centre expansion in Spain and Portugal is pushing developers and utilities towards wind, hydro and battery storage as continuous loads encounter grid capacity, temperature and water constraints.
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Applied Digital secures potential 1GW Finnish power
Applied Digital has secured access to as much as 1GW of potential power capacity in Finland for its first international development opportunity, with initial availability anticipated from 2028.
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Germany weighs looser data centre efficiency rules
Germany is considering longer compliance periods for new data centres, a later renewable electricity deadline and more flexible waste heat requirements linked to the availability of suitable heat networks.
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Finnish regulator orders halt to Google site works
Finland’s regulator has told Google subsidiary Tuike Finland to halt environmentally significant preparation at its proposed Muhos and Kajaani data centre sites until their environmental impact assessments are complete.