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LG secures 5GW North American cooling agreement
LG Electronics has signed a multi-year agreement with AIR Control Concepts to supply chillers for North American AI data centre projects representing more than 5GW of capacity.
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Microchip and Navitas detail 800V reference design
Microchip and Navitas have released a 20kW reference platform converting an 800V DC rack bus directly to 6V while integrating digital control, GaN switching and hardware security.
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Wärtsilä lands 282MW data centre power order
Wärtsilä will supply a 282MW onsite power plant for a US data centre project, taking its reported US data centre order book beyond 3GW.
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Orcadian ends Earlham offshore compute development agreement
Orcadian Energy has terminated its joint development agreement with a US offshore data centre developer after the Earlham project’s scope and timetable diverged from the partner’s priorities.
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Scottish groups seek consultation before hyperscale approvals
Scottish campaign groups are pressing ministers for formal public consultation on hyperscale data centres as new national planning and environmental rules continue to develop.
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Fawley plans revive former power station site
Revised Fawley Waterside plans would allow data centres and other digital infrastructure within a 143,000 sq m employment campus on the former Hampshire power station site.
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Reading data centre application exposes grid shortfall
A formal Thames Valley Park data centre application indicates potential electricity demand of up to 110MW against only 1.8MW currently available to the site from the grid.
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DayOne files for IPO as European capacity grows
DayOne has formally filed for a US IPO, disclosing rapid revenue growth, wider losses and an infrastructure footprint that includes Finland and Spain.
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Hofheim data centre construction starts near Frankfurt
Data Center Group is starting work on a Hofheim data centre designed for up to 30MVA of electrical connection capacity and operation from the first quarter of 2028.
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Cooling failure disrupts public services across Basilicata
A cooling system fault and failure of backup cooling at Basilicata’s regional data centre destabilised storage infrastructure and disrupted healthcare and public administration services.