Rapid growth for Hydro66

Hydro66 are to build four new data halls, expanding their datacenter in Sweden up to 11.6 MW and 3500 square meters. Demand for innovative and efficient ways to process and store data is expanding rapidly, as companies are seeking smarter ways to scale their IT-infrastructure

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Ireland data centre market leads Europe

A new report reveals Ireland’s distinctive data centre market mix of third party enterprise facilities alongside massive webscale investment now leads Europe.

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Safran to transform its IT infrastructure

Atos has been selected by Safran, leader in the aeronautics and aerospace sectors, as its partner to optimize datacenters worldwide. The four-year contract runs till 2021 and has the option of a two-year extension.

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Pulsant starts ?1m upgrade to South Yorkshire data centre

Pulsant, leading UK provider of hybrid cloud services, is to start a ?1 million upgrade project for its South Yorkshire datacentre. The site is undergoing a complete mechanical and electrical infrastructure refresh to bring it up to tier 3 equivalent status with N+1 resilience.

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Schneider Electric published pod architecture paper

Standardised building blocks of IT equipment and associated power and cooling infrastructure help data centres to scale up rapidly in response to changing load demands..

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Insight from Allan Leinwand, VP and CTO, cloud platform and infrastructure at ServiceNow, on the...
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Level 3 Communications’ Cloud Connect Solutions will be available from Global Switch data...
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Vertiv™ VRC-S integrates rack PDU, UPS, cooling and monitoring systems in a highly efficient IT...
Worldwide data centre industry representative body The Data Centre Alliance is running a series of...
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Australian fish farm undergoes IT upgrade by investing in edge infrastructure

Australian fism farming company Tassal looked at harnessing IT to make its business of growing salmon more sustainable and cost-effective. It invested in an integrated IT solution powered by Vertiv and Dell EMC for its business in Tasmania.

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