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Structured cabling vs. point-to-point in AI GPU data centres

Michael Akinla, Business Manager UK / Ireland / Nordics at Panduit, explains that, as increasing numbers of data centres are being developed with GPU-based compute as a key growth opportunity, factoring in connectivity requirements for multi-GPU servers means that cabling, a previously near afterthought, is now a key consideration for performance, practicality and futureproofing.

US data centre water expenditure to exceed $4 billion by 2030

Amber Walsh, Senior Analyst at Bluefield Research, discusses the findings of the company’s new...

Critical Careers publication celebrates digital industry equality

Lizzy McDowell, Director of Marketing at Kao Data, discusses the launch of the company’s Critical...

Data centres in demand for Europe’s digital future

Tom Glover discusses the findings of the company’s recent Q1 2025 EMEA Data Centre Report, which...

Semsafe at DCW Frankfurt 2025 – Interview with Oliver Callies

At Data Centre World Frankfurt 2025, we spoke with Oliver Callies from Semsafe to hear about the...

Datacloud delivers a record-breaking experience

Annabel Helm, Managing Director, Datacloud, techoraco, outlines the success of the Datacloud Global...

SDEA at DCW Frankfurt 2025 – Interview with Matthias Haymoz

We caught up with Matthias Haymoz from SDEA at Data Centre World Frankfurt 2025 to hear about the...

Hetone at DCW Frankfurt 2025 – Interview with Adrian Lam

We spoke with Adrian Lam from Hetone at Data Centre World Frankfurt 2025 to hear about the...

Corning® GlassWorks AI™ helps accelerate high-density cabling and connectivity deployments

Brian Rhoney, Data Center Market Development Manager at Corning Optical Communications, explains...

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