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How Data Centres Are Adapting to the Demands of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) workloads are already transforming data centres, and at speed. From power and cooling to deployment timelines and security, the infrastructure beneath modern compute is being rethought. But for many operators, that pace is creating pressure points across the...

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Engineering in the Middle East: innovation and opportunity in the data centre sector

The Middle East is undergoing a huge shift in its engineering and infrastructure sectors, with...

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The Growing Importance of Environmental Legislation for Data Centre Providers

By David Knox, Global Director of Energy & Sustainability at Colt DCS.

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Artificial Intelligence Can Support – but Not Replace – Project Managers

By François Haykal, Senior Project Consultant at BCS, the specialist services provider to the...

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Can the construction industry adapt to the data centre boom?

By Hugh McEvoy, Senior Director of Strategy & Business Development at Trimble.

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Videos

Joshua Clay, Senior Director Solutions Engineering at Dynatrace, discusses the findings of the company’s ‘The State of Observability Report 2025’, which reveals that while AI adoption is accelerating,...
DCS talks to Paul Quigley, President of Airsys Cooling Technologies. Paul also holds the executive leadership position at Airsys Global Group overseeing Sales and Marketing. In this interview, Paul discusses...
James Netherwood, Head of Research Middle East, Capacity and Datacloud, discusses the upcoming Capacity Middle East event and the launch of Datacloud Middle East. The events unite over 3,500 executives from...

News

n2s partners with NTT DATA to aid Virgin Media O2 in sustainable data centre management, aiming to enhance circular economy practices.
BackBox partners with Nomios, aiming to enhance network visibility and automation to help manage complex network environments
FM Intellium announces an increase in capacity, offering support to the data and power generation sectors.
Survey finds that executives worldwide are focusing on AI and automation as budget constraints and talent shortages create pressure