Financial data suggests that hyperscalers' use of colocation facilities has grown substantially over the past few years. Their investments in colocations also show no signs of slowing down.
Water cold plates still lead DLC adoption— but more enterprise operators are considering dielectric cold plates than last year. The next DLC adopters may be amenable to multiple technologies, while remaining cautious about leak risks.
Direct liquid cooling adoption remains slow, but rising rack densities and the cost of maintaining air cooling systems may drive change. Barriers to integration include a lack of industry standards and concerns about potential system failures.
Power companies act to stop data center-induced blackouts
Consensus weakens on rack density tipping point for DLC
EU maturity model set to replace Code of Conduct
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AI power fluctuations strain both budgets and hardware
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State governments act to control power demand
EU energy efficiency package may slow digital growth
Europe will not abandon the hyperscalers
Ransomware incidents on OT equipment surge
Electrical considerations with large AI compute
Cloud AI price cuts challenge dedicated deployments
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