Overcoming data center power availability constraints to accelerate growth
With power in short supply, data center energy efficiency is now under intense scrutiny. According to Gartner, over 40% of current AI…
Category: Data Center
KKR, Warburg Pincus explore possible UK altnet sales
Private equity companies KKR and Warburg Pincus are exploring potential sales of their UK fibre broadband units. According to the Financial Times,…
Google-backed Tapestry completes first deployment of AI platform for PJM interconnection application process
Tapestry, an energy software company backed by Google, has implemented its HyperQ AI platform to manage the initial site control review for…
Ericsson launches AI in RAN solution
Ericsson has introduced AI capabilities in its RAN, aiming to integrate AI tools directly into its Radio Access Network platforms. Unveiled on…
Building sustainable data centers for India’s digital future
India has experienced a remarkable digital boom, positioning it among the world’s most rapidly expanding digital economies. Affordable smartphones, universal internet connectivity,…
Google Cloud Disruptions Continue After India Data Center Fire
Google has rerouted traffic after a Delhi data center fire, but customers across Indian metros may still experience latency and packet loss.…
Sponsored: The Atlantic pivot: The case for the UK as Europe’s strategic AI gateway
No longer just a source of renewable power for AI training, the Nordics are emerging as a coordinated digital infrastructure hub. For…
Federal Colocation Readiness: What Data Center Operators Must Prove
Discover how commercial data centers can meet US federal needs for uptime, security, and compliance, with guidance on readiness, ATO, and procurement.…
DriverAI announces plans to build 80MW ‘quantum AI’ data center in Cluj, Romania
US technology firm DriverAI has announced plans to build an 80MW quantum AI data center in the county of Cluj, Romania.. The…
The Overlooked Reason AI Data Centers Use So Much Power
AI workload volatility forces data centers to run secondary tasks, inflating energy use, infrastructure demands, costs, and grid pressure.