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Sparxity deploys sparse computing at Jülich
Sparxity has deployed a specialised computing system at Germany’s Jülich Supercomputing Centre, supporting research into sparse machine learning and event-driven scientific computing.
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Daikin launches mixed-vendor HVAC control platform
Daikin’s iCM PRO software is now available in Europe, providing coordinated control of up to 16 compatible chillers or heat pumps with new hydraulic flow sequencing.
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Nebul expands Belgian AI computing capacity
Nebul has contracted capacity at Datacenter United’s Machelen campus for more than 1,000 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPUs, using Lenovo systems supported by liquid cooling.
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NexGen secures $106m Finnish GPU financing
NexGen Cloud has secured $106m of financing for 1,728 Nvidia GPUs at a Finnish data centre, backed by a contracted AI inference customer.
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Google campus consultation opens in Châteauroux
Public consultation has opened on Google’s proposed Ozans-Châteauroux data centre and its electricity connections, including an initial 120MW phase and a longer-term campus development.
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Daikin unveils 2.5MW liquid cooling units
Daikin has introduced coolant distribution units rated from 400kW to 2.5MW, alongside expanded data hall cooling controls. Orders open in November 2027.
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UK sets expectations through Data Centre Covenant
The UK Data Centre Covenant links potential strategic project assistance to electricity costs, environmental performance, community investment, employment, and national security commitments.
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UK confirms strategic demand grid connection reforms
The government has confirmed strategic electricity demand prioritisation and alignment of data centre grid connections, with detailed operational and regulatory implementation still to follow.
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UK publishes draft data centre planning framework
England’s draft National Policy Statement for data centres is open for consultation, setting out a proposed assessment framework for nationally significant development consent applications.
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Telehouse confirms Docklands power allocation after acquisition
Telehouse has confirmed its £220m-plus East India Dock acquisition and disclosed 65MVA of secured electricity capacity for a planned high-density London data centre.