News
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UK links data centres to constrained renewables
The UK government says strategically located data centres could reduce grid constraint costs by consuming renewable electricity that would otherwise be curtailed.
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Cyber bill advances with data centres in scope
The UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill has completed Lords Grand Committee scrutiny with qualifying data centres set to enter the NIS regime.
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Deutsche Telekom launches multi-network resilience fabric
Deutsche Telekom has launched a managed platform designed to reduce dependence on individual network providers and connection paths between data centres, clouds, and sites.
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Vaisala launches lifecycle calibration service
Vaisala has launched a service portfolio for managing calibration and measurement accuracy across increasingly large data-centre sensor estates.
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DECI adds 250 jobs in US expansion
Irish commissioning specialist DECI is opening its first US office as data-centre construction increases demand for testing and technical handover.
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Equinix details direct-to-chip cooling at FRA6
Equinix’s FRA6 facility illustrates how direct-to-chip cooling changes pipework, plant interfaces, monitoring, and white-space design for high-density deployments.
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Wenzenbach project tests grid and water limits
A proposed 300MW data centre near Regensburg combines major electrical infrastructure with unresolved cooling, water, backup-power, and planning questions.
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Rødby data centre seeks 960MW grid access
Stender is trying to secure grid capacity for a Danish data-centre development whose full operating demand could reach 960MW.
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ACER challenges Portugal power adequacy assumptions
Portugal may be overstating future electricity shortages, although rapid data-centre demand remains a central pressure on its power system.
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Anthropic compute commitments reportedly reach 14.8GW
Anthropic has reportedly entered agreements giving it access to at least 14.8GW of additional compute capacity since October, with potential commitments valued at up to $517bn.