News
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Vertiv standardises Romanian multi-site infrastructure
Vertiv and Tema Energy have deployed a standardised modular infrastructure architecture across data centres operated by a major Romanian telecoms provider, supporting phased expansion without major redesign.
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Echelon completes DUB13 fault ride-through test
Echelon has completed a live fault ride-through test at DUB13, demonstrating that a data centre load can remain stable through short grid disturbances and recover within milliseconds.
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Fortum advances 60-hectare Finnish data centre site
Fortum and Valkeakoski are progressing an approximately 60-hectare data centre site at Pispantalli, with detailed planning and environmental assessment now under way.
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Falkirk sets hearing for 300MW Larbert campus
Falkirk Council will hold a pre-determination hearing on Apatura’s proposed 300MW Larbert AI data centre, with the planning application still awaiting a formal decision.
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Haydale advances graphene data centre coolant
Haydale says live-silicon tests of its graphene-enhanced glycol coolant matched pure water performance, with commercial partners now discussing potential deployments covering about 200MW of data centre capacity.
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AVK launches financed on-site power model
AVK has launched a financing arm that will fund and own on-site data centre power infrastructure, allowing developers to procure electricity under long-term PPAs instead of funding plant upfront.
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SDC details 300MW M40 data centre
SDC Capital Partners has opened its second consultation on a Buckinghamshire hyperscale campus designed for approximately 300MW of IT load and supported by an integrated energy centre.
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Vertical Data plans 1,024-GPU European cluster
Vertical Data has signed an LOI for a five-year, 1,024-GPU Blackwell Ultra deployment in Western Europe, although most commercial and delivery terms remain subject to a definitive agreement.
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Russian attack affects Kyiv data centre
A Russian drone attack on Kyiv affected the BeMobile data centre and temporarily disrupted websites using UCloud services, illustrating the physical resilience pressures facing Ukrainian digital infrastructure.
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ESA backs automated subsea cable failover
An ESA-backed project will test automated switching from failed submarine fibre routes to satellite connectivity, linking network detection, terrestrial control, and multi-orbit capacity.