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Finland proposes mandatory register for data centres
Finland proposes mandatory registration for data centres with at least 0.5MW of installed IT power, requiring operators to report electricity connections, project schedules and expected resource use.
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Fireworks contracts Era4’s Chesterfield AI facility
Fireworks has contracted all 5MW of Era4’s Chesterfield data centre capacity, combining NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra systems, direct liquid cooling, HPE modular infrastructure, and electricity generated largely from landfill gas.
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Ceva extends NeuPro architecture into AI infrastructure
Ceva has introduced NeuPro Ultra, a licensable neural processing architecture for data centre inference and intelligent memory and connectivity silicon, with general availability planned for the second quarter of 2027.
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Oracle makes Positron Atlas inference platform available
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure now offers Positron Atlas inference instances, adding a specialised accelerator platform designed to improve memory efficiency and the economics of running production AI models.
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Oracle expands Vera Rubin computing infrastructure
Oracle and NVIDIA have made Vera Rubin NVL72 systems and Vera CPUs generally available on OCI, while outlining plans to expand their computing infrastructure collaboration to multigigawatt scale.
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Oracle prepares Google TPU infrastructure for 2027
Oracle and Google will bring Tensor Processing Units to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure from 2027, expanding processor options for large-scale AI training and inference beyond Google’s own cloud platform.
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Oracle expands Acceleron networking for AI infrastructure
Oracle has expanded Acceleron with new high-performance fabric, storage connectivity, and resilient communications capabilities intended to reduce networking constraints across large AI clusters.
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Aligned increases cooling capacity with Delta Cube
Aligned Data Centers has introduced Delta Cube 3.0, developed with Munters, claiming improvements of 10% in cooling capacity and energy efficiency without increasing the equipment’s footprint.
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Generac data centre backlog reaches $4.5bn
Generac’s data centre equipment backlog has reached approximately $4.5bn following new customer commitments, including a long-term Amazon supply agreement for backup generators.
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Flex advances planned cloud infrastructure business separation
Flex reported 25% quarterly revenue growth while advancing plans to separate its Cloud and Power Infrastructure operations under the Axiom name, alongside its expansion into additional power conversion technology.