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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.

DCS talks to RiT Tech at the DCA's 10x10 2025

In this video, we talk to RiT Tech at the DCA's 10x10 2025

DCS talks to FlaktGroup at the DCA's 10x10 2025

In this video, we talk to FlaktGroup at the DCA's 10x10 2025.

DCS talks to Wesco Anixter at the DCA's 10x10 2025

In this video, we talk to Wesco Anixter at the DCA's 10x10 2025.

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Can we power AI-driven data centres without derailing Net Zero progress?

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Architecture for scaling AI data centres

Ben Miller, Product Marketing Manager at Keysight Technologies, discusses the Keysight Artificial...

AI might be here and now, but quantum computing is looming on the horizon

Daniel Thorpe, JLL's Head of Data Center Research, EMEA, outlines the findings of the company’s...

The hidden economics of AI: balancing innovation and reality

Chris Carreiro, CTO, Park Place Technologies, explains why so many AI ambitions are faltering and...

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