Hybrid world promises true PUE

Monday, 29th June 2026 Posted 5 hours ago in by Phil Alsop

Peter Griffiths, Founder and Chairman of Argyll Data Development, argues that the energy efficiency debate should move beyond making existing data centres marginally more efficient and focus instead on how AI infrastructure is built in the first place.

Platform play delivers thermal management expertise across the data centre ecosystem

Peter Huang, Global President of Thermal Management & Data Centre at Castrol, discusses the rising...

North-East ideally placed to deliver digital infrastructure for an AI-fuelled digital future - Part 2

Following on from our highly successful North-East data centre roadshow, which took place in...

North-East ideally placed to deliver digital infrastructure for an AI-fuelled digital future - Part 1

Following on from our highly successful North-East data centre roadshow, which took place in...

How to address external infrastructure failures and outages linked to connectivity issues

Richard Petrie, CTO at LINX, discusses the recent Uptime Institute’s Annual Outages Analysis...

Reinventing engineering for the Age of AI

Rob Knoth, Sr Solution Marketing Group Director, Cadence provides brilliant insight into the...

Data centre gas connections enquiries surge

James Earl, CEO of Future Energy Networks (FEN), outlines how gas networks received well over 100...

Interview with nVent at DCW Frankfurt 2026

Data Centre World Frankfurt 2026

'Alarming' gaps in US data centres’ cyber security defences

Rahul Powar, explains that, as cyber threats increasingly target critical infrastructure, a new...

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