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ESpanix adds in-network DDoS protection
Spanish internet exchange ESpanix has deployed Nokia’s Deepfield Defender across six Madrid and Barcelona data-centre locations, adding DDoS mitigation for more than 200 connected networks.
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PFAS expansion follows AI infrastructure demand
Most major PFAS producers are expanding capacity as AI infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing, and battery demand grow, according to new research from Swedish chemicals group ChemSec.
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Digital Realty enters Türkiye with 22MW campus
Digital Realty and Rönesans Infrastructure have formed a Turkish joint venture, beginning with an Ankara data-centre campus designed for more than 22MW of IT capacity.
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Lagarde warns Europe faces AI capacity gap
Europe needs substantially more domestic data-centre capacity if it is to reduce its dependence on overseas AI infrastructure, ECB president Christine Lagarde has warned.
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Munters expands US data centre cooling production
Swedish cooling supplier Munters has completed a major expansion of its Virginia data-centre manufacturing campus, adding chiller production, testing, and training capacity while shifting chiller manufacturing from Italy.
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UAE disperses 5GW AI campus after attacks
The UAE is revising its planned 5GW AI data-centre programme after attacks on regional technology infrastructure, shifting from a concentrated campus towards geographically distributed and more heavily protected facilities.
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UK planning pipeline adds five applications
Five new UK data-centre planning applications were recorded in the latest weekly pipeline, with 103 schemes awaiting decisions and 1,123MW of declared capacity across the tracked market.
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High Wycombe six-hall campus clears committee
A proposed six-hall data-centre campus south of Wycombe Air Park has moved through Buckinghamshire’s strategic planning committee, replacing a film-studio scheme that was judged unlikely to proceed.
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High Wycombe six-hall campus clears committee
A proposed six-hall data-centre campus south of Wycombe Air Park has moved through Buckinghamshire’s strategic planning committee, replacing a film-studio scheme that was judged unlikely to proceed.
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Norwegian Customs tests data centre services market
Norwegian Customs has opened a market dialogue for future data-centre services worth an estimated NOK30m–40m annually, as the agency reviews delivery models for infrastructure supporting its operational systems.