News
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Europe’s data centre zones face a sovereignty fight
SOMO warns acceleration zones could deepen Europe’s cloud dependency.
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AI power spikes force a rethink in Germany
VDE maps a grid route for high-density AI data centres.
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Rear-door cooling pushes past 120kW
Supermicro has expanded its rear-door heat-exchanger range to 120kW, offering a retrofit route for increasingly dense AI and HPC racks.
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Coravel’s first lease carries a 140MW test
ACS and GIP’s Coravel platform has secured a 140MW hyperscale lease in Texas, with expansion rights covering a further 100MW.
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Nebius lands Reflection’s $1bn compute commitment
Reflection AI has committed more than $1 billion to Nebius computing capacity, adding another large customer contract to the rapidly expanding neocloud market.
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Picasso adds a denser AI core
The University of Málaga has secured €3.21 million to add Nvidia B200 accelerators and six petabytes of storage to its Picasso supercomputer.
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Granada rebuilds the room for AI
The University of Granada is preparing power, cooling, and technical space for two AI systems with a combined indicated value of €8.5 million.
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Spain becomes A1 Digital’s sovereign foothold
A1 Digital plans to deploy locally hosted Exoscale infrastructure in Spain, initially using third-party data centre capacity while it builds a regional operation.
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Mitsubishi buys into Europe’s cooling service gap
Mitsubishi Electric has acquired two Dutch HVAC groups, adding local installation and maintenance capacity to its European data centre cooling operation.
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Austria’s EIA rules meet hyperscale reality
WWF Austria wants large data centres written into environmental assessment law after Google’s expanding Kronstorf campus avoided a full EIA.