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The digital infrastructure sector needs to invest and innovate to meet demand

Jacqueline Davis, Research Analyst for Uptime Intelligence, discusses the organisation’s recently published "Five data center predictions for 2024" - AI and liquid cooling are both set to have an impact, but not at the scale anticipated, sustainability accountability has arrived, data centre software will get smarter, and there’s a growing trend for the building out of hyperscale campuses.

DCS talks to SWEP at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

In this video, DCS talks to SWEP at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

DCS talks to Lenovo at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

In this video, DCS talks to Lenovo at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

DCS talks to Accelsius at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

In this video, DCS talks to Accelsius at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

DCS talks to Panduit at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

In this video, DCS talks to Panduit at the DCA's 2025 10x10 Event

DCS talks to Mark Acton, DCA at their 2025 10x10 Event

In this video, DCS talks to Mark Acton, DCA at their 2025 10x10 Event

Addressing the diversity imbalance is critical for the sector’s future

Joyda Bianco, CFO of Hyperview, explains that the data centre industry is at a crossroads - facing...

Providing a private solution to a public cloud ‘problem’

Mike Hoy, CTO, Pulsant, outlines some of the end user uncertainties related to cloud - discussing...

DCS talks to Schneider Electric at DCW 2025

In this video, DCS talks to Schneider Electric at DCW 2025

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