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Underestimate harmonics at your peril

Harmonics pose a headache for electrical systems in many industries, but data centres are uniquely exposed to the risks. Scott Birchall, Data centres & HVACR application engineer, ABB, explains what harmonics are, why they’re a problem, and how to effectively mitigate them.

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AI workloads and the implications for high-density datacentre design

AI workloads are pushing datacentre infrastructure towards higher rack densities, new cooling...

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WAN Networking: shift to the edge?

By David Trossell, CEO and CTO at Bridgeworks.

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Is co-location the key for the UK’s data centres?

By Philip Silk, Development Director at Conrad Energy.

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Trends and best practices for designing AI-ready data centres

This article examines how growing AI adoption is influencing data centre design, and outlines key...

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The Substation Is No Longer Someone Else’s Problem

By Louis Charlton, CEO of Global Commissioning.

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The AI Boom Is Exposing a Delivery Gap

By Brian O’Hare, Service Director at BCS Consultancy.

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Videos

Richard Petrie, CTO at LINX, discusses the recent Uptime Institute’s Annual Outages Analysis Report which finds that networking and connectivity continue to sit at the top of the most common causes of IT...
James Earl, CEO of Future Energy Networks (FEN), outlines how gas networks received well over 100 connection enquiries from data centre developers in 2024 and 2025. Published by FEN – the representative body...
Peter Huang, Global President of Thermal Management & Data Centre at Castrol, discusses the rising importance of liquid cooling to meet the growing demands of AI, ML, and edge computing, explaining how bp...
Cyber risk is increasingly being viewed as a business resilience challenge rather than solely an IT concern. In this interview, Helen Barge, Principal at Howden Risk Advisory, discusses the importance of...

News

A new collaboration between AMD, Dell Technologies and the University of Cambridge aims to expand the UK's AI capabilities through open infrastructure, advanced computing and support for research in...
Bull and Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) have announced a collaboration focused on the production of AI infrastructure systems in Europe under the Bull brand.
The new Vector Core Compute (VC2) platform combines technologies from SambaNova, Intel and NVIDIA to provide distributed AI inference infrastructure, with initial deployments in the US and plans for broader...
The gap between AI investment and necessary infrastructure is widening, raising concerns about future sustainability in the UK.