Datacentre Sustainability

Trane Technologies and Eaton say their integrated power and cooling design can cut installation costs by up to 30% and copper use by up to

Castrol's direct-to-chip fluids have passed NVIDIA's technical review for AI factory infrastructure, covering thermal stability, corrosion resistance and supply-chain

CVC DIF has agreed to acquire a significant majority stake in Frankfurt-based firstcolo, backing a 24 MW AI-ready data centre greenfield in Rosbach.

Eku Energy has bought the 300 MW / 600 MWh Didcot BESS from TBC Partners, its first transmission-connected project in the UK.

Tellus Power's vertical AI model targets 20–40% electricity-cost cuts for data centres by coordinating AI workloads with real-time grid pricing and

Dynamis Power Solutions has placed a major order for 76 NovaLT16 gas turbines from Baker Hughes, delivering around 1.3GW of hypermobile generation capacity.

The two firms intend to combine into a single listed AI data centre infrastructure company, with over 4GW of capacity across Europe and the Americas.

The 270-acre Childress campus will serve a named hyperscaler, with construction starting Q3 2026 and closed-loop liquid cooling planned at full scale.

The Nasdaq-listed Chinese battery maker says customers are testing its full-tab 26650 LFP cells, targeting AI data centre UPS and BBU applications.

Deep Green and Iceotope anchor a 12-company UK cohort that ranks second globally for cooling and heat-reuse investment.

Vertiv has opened a manufacturing site in Malaysia to serve rising Asian demand for liquid cooling and power infrastructure supporting AI workloads.

The OTC-listed modular AI infrastructure company has added a capital markets veteran to its board as it advances its Regulation A offering.

South African refurbished-tech provider Qrent says circular IT now addresses cost, ESG compliance and supply-chain resilience simultaneously across African markets.

Digital Realty will acquire Blackstone's blended 64% equity interest in three Northern Virginia hyperscale data centres, valued at $7.8bn gross.

The Nasdaq-listed wave energy firm is using NVIDIA Omniverse and AI infrastructure across live projects in Israel and California.

Fitch Ratings warns that surging AI and cloud workloads are straining Australia's grid as the country pursues ambitious renewable-energy targets.

The NVIDIA Inception startup is piloting wave-powered data centres at the Port of Los Angeles using digital twins and AI-driven workload scheduling.

A Capgemini survey of 612 utility executives finds AI workloads are destabilising demand forecasting, with nearly one in five data-centre power requests never

RT-One will use RAVEL's Orchestrate AI platform to manage federated, renewable-powered AI infrastructure spanning Brazil and the United States.

The three-way collaboration will use NVIDIA Omniverse and DOE supercomputing to model subsurface behaviour at Fervo's Nevada and Utah EGS sites.