Regulation seeks to control data center activity and development, while balancing this against the importance of the sector to everyone’s lives.
Data centers have become a hot item in Europe, as investors and operators position themselves to take advantage of digital transformation, writes Romain Thomas.
Data center owners are looking to generate power onsite and at linked facilities in order to meet growth and sustainability targets.
Leadership does not need to mean having all the answers if it can mean convening the people who do, argues iMasons Climate Accord’s executive director, Miranda Gardiner.
Explosive growth in AI and cloud services is causing major shifts in the data center industry, not least location and site selection preferences.
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The data center market is being transformed by AI, which requires new designs and opens up new locations – all while sustainability remains front of owners’ minds.
Hyperscalers’ growth is outpacing in-house delivery capabilities, with third-party providers set to capitalize on bespoke data center demand.
New technological capabilities are poised to drive exponential growth in data storage demand. But PERE finds that for data center owners and investors, capitalizing on this paradigm comes with serious challenges.
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