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SiPearl ships Rhea1 CPUs for JUPITER
SiPearl has delivered the first Rhea1 processors to Bull for integration into the BullSequana XH3000 platform used in Europe’s JUPITER exascale system.
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Morphotonics targets data centre photonics
Dutch equipment maker Morphotonics has completed an extended Series B above €40m as it moves its nanoimprint technology towards co-packaged optics for data centres.
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Google faces Kronstorf data centre opposition
Google’s planned Kronstorf data centre is facing organised opposition in Austria as residents press for more detail on cooling, water use, electricity demand, and environmental oversight.
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Financing advances Schwarz Rostock data centre
Frux Capital has financed the FREO-developed Schwarz Group data centre project in north-eastern Germany, where the first phase targets 240MW of computing capacity.
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Verda raises $189m for AI expansion
Helsinki-based Verda has raised $189m in new funding to expand its AI cloud, including additional compute capacity, inference infrastructure, and international growth.
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Polcom plans 40MW Skawina data centre
Polcom is planning a 40MW data centre at Skawina with six server rooms and designs supporting rack densities of up to 150kW.
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Datacenter United lands Machelen AI deal
Datacenter United has contracted multi-megawatt AI capacity at Machelen as it upgrades the Belgian facility with liquid cooling for higher-density workloads.
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Apatura sets out Scottish jobs claims
Apatura says five proposed Scottish data centre campuses would employ almost 2,100 people directly on site, putting developer-level figures into a planning debate increasingly focused on the difference between permanent facility jobs and wider supported employment.
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BizLink tests wide-and-slow AI optics
BizLink and ams OSRAM are developing a highly parallel optical interconnect that uses multiple lower-speed channels rather than concentrating bandwidth into fewer high-speed lanes, targeting AI scale-up power and latency constraints.
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Molex triples AI fibre panel density
Molex has introduced a 16-fibre expanded-beam connector designed to fit up to 3,456 fibres into a 1RU panel as AI networks push optical density and serviceability into the same physical space.