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AI workloads are pushing datacentre infrastructure towards higher rack densities, new cooling strategies and greater power demand. Jamie Darragh, Data Centre Director, Europe, at global datacentre engineering design consultancy Black & White Engineering, examines the design implications for the next generation of facilities.

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By David Trossell, CEO and CTO at Bridgeworks.

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Survey of IT decision makers collectively managing more than 250,000 users finds that as the...

Liquid cooled solutions with the latest accelerators

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BT has signed a multi-million pound contract with BAI Communications (BAI), to deliver a core part...

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Rolls-Royce updates mtu Series 1600

The new generation of the 12-cylinder mtu Series 1600 Gx1 diesel engine sets the standard in terms...

Teledata to open new data centre in South Manchester

A second data centre facility covering 25,000 ft2 will accommodate over 500 server racks for the...

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