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CoreWeave to open three new data centers amid European expansion

By Emma Woollacott published

News CoreWeave has announced it will build new data center facilities in Norway, Sweden, and Spain just weeks after a landmark UK investment

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Can green tech meet surging energy demands?

By Rory Bathgate published

ITPro Podcast Tech firms are pinning hopes on the rapid adoption of renewables and more efficient data centers to tackle energy-intensive AI workloads and ballooning data generation

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US data center power consumption is set to double by 2030 amid soaring AI demands

By George Fitzmaurice published

News Power consumption at US data centers is skyrocketing, prompting concerns that energy supply challenges could be on the horizon

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Artists impression of the Silicon Sands data center site, located in Blackpool.

‘Silicon Sands’ data center campus in Blackpool given green light

By Emma Woollacott published

News The 40-acre Silicon Sands site boasts excellent connectivity and renewable power options, according to the city council

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Data center worker in a server room working on racks.

Data center staff are getting burnt out – and this could be causing more frequent outages

By Steve Ranger published

News Data center staff are placed under significant strain working long hours in a high stakes environment

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Map of Europe concept art showing digitized continent with connections linking data center providers at various different cities.

Data center providers are pouring into secondary markets as key EU regions become increasingly cramped

By George Fitzmaurice published

News Data center providers are looking to bolster existing locations by exploring new areas of growth across the continent

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Inside Google’s plan to use data center waste heat to warm nearby homes and businesses

By Steve Ranger published

News Google said waste heat will be reused as part of $1 billion investment to support AI growth

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Microsoft logo illuminated on a wall during a Microsoft launch event to introduce the new Microsoft Surface laptop and Windows 10 S operating system, May 2, 2017 in New York City.

Microsoft's AI-fueled data center rush caused carbon emissions to surge by 29% in 2023

By Steve Ranger published

News Microsoft wants to cut carbon emissions, but a drive to create new data centers is making that a lot harder

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Internal view of Aurora, the new HPE supercomputer hosted at the Argonne National Laboratory.

HPE supercomputer push continues with Aurora

By Jane McCallion published

The new HPE supercomputer is the ‘largest AI-capable system in the world’ and will support research into areas including neuroscience, particle physics, and pharmacology

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How will energy prices affect data center costs in 2024 and beyond?

By David Howell published

In-depth Under pressure to improve their sustainability credentials and offer cost-effective services, data centers are at the forefront of managing the cost of energy

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