Operations and maintenance
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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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Equinix reports record bookings as capacity expands
Equinix recorded $533m in annualised gross bookings during the third quarter, alongside growth in interconnection revenue and plans to deliver nearly 40% more cabinets in 2026 than originally expected.
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Every little helps
Tim Mitchell, sales director at Klima-Therm, explains how free cooling, adaptive controls, and waste heat recovery can help data centre operators reduce electricity use, maintenance requirements, and resource consumption.
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nexspace plans 4MW Erding data centre
nexspace has secured a 10,000-square-metre site near Munich for a 4MW IT data centre, with an initial 6MVA electrical connection and commissioning targeted for 2028.
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The changing fire safety challenge facing Europe’s data centre boom
Aaron Velardi, head of business development at Ramtech, examines how expanding data centre campuses and lithium-ion battery systems are changing fire safety requirements during construction and across operational facilities.
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Acuity agrees $675m monitoring acquisition
Acuity has agreed to acquire Parameter Technologies for $675m, expanding its data centre portfolio into leak detection, environmental monitoring, and battery monitoring, with completion expected during fiscal 2027.