Energy
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The ever-increasing demand for AI workloads will see the global data centre market expand by a 15% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) through 2027, a figure that could rise to 20%, according to new research from Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL). -
As artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing continue to push the boundaries of technological advancements, data centres are grappling with new challenges.
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As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the data centre, cloud, and wider connectivity sectors are gearing up for a transformative year ahead.
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Oil and gas giant ExxonMobil is getting in on the data centre rush, with plans to offer its carbon capture and storage (CCS) systems to generate low-carbon electricity sites across the US.
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Intersect Power, a US-based clean energy provider, has penned partnerships with Google and TPG Rise Climate (TPG) to supply power and storage solutions for data centres.
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Vertiv has teamed up with Compass Datacenters to develop a new cooling solution that can switch between air and liquid cooling to support high-density deployments.
Forthcoming events
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Investment firm KKR has formed a partnership with power generation investors Energy Capital Partners (ECP) to create a $50 billion fund to invest in digital infrastructure opportunities aimed at supporting AI and cloud workloads.
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It was the site of the worst nuclear accident on US soil. Now, the Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear power plant is set to provide energy for Microsoft’s data centres.
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Amazon has agreed to purchase Talen Energy’s data centre campus, located next to a nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania.
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Questions are already being asked of critical industries, and if businesses can survive another energy crisis. Times have changed, however, and in Europe, how we look at energy has quickly moved from normality to crisis to adjustment.
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Digital infrastructure company Equinix has signed one of the largest power purchase agreements in French history with wpd to provide over 300GWh of green energy annually.
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Capacity speaks to Quantum Loophole CEO, Josh Snowhorn, to clarify a permitting issue with one of its land owners.
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The UK government has announced five innovative projects will receive a share of nearly £65 million to deliver cleaner, low-cost heating to thousands of homes and businesses across the country.
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A new report from TowerXchange explores the new service lines generating incremental revenue streams for towercos, and profiles the service offerings of 47 of the world’s top towercos
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Ericsson has built a private wireless network for US energy company Ameren, using the 900MHz spectrum.
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Satellite communications provider Intellian has signed an agreement with Speedcast, one of the world’s largest satellite service providers to serve emerging markets with future proof satellite connectivity.
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Finnish tech company, Iotoi Oy has unveiled its PIP3 solution that offers data centres a cost-efficient and environmentally friendlier way to distribute their excess heat via district heating networks.
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Telia Company's financial results, released today, have detailed further tower sales and the impact of Europe's energy crisis on performance, as president and CEO Allison Kirkby said it has "returned to growth".
