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EU plans ‘dawn raids’ on data centre construction sites

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Known as 'dawn raids,' these visits are a step in probing suspected anti-competitive practices, particularly no-poach agreements.

 

> Discover the Commission's insights and implications for your business.

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UK cities overwhelmingly approve data centre applications, finds research

Of 88 applications submitted in the UK’s 20 largest cities, only three were declined, according to research by Onnec.

 

> Should investment move beyond the capital? Find out more inside.

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UK public unaware of data centre function,
research reveals

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Research by CyrusOne has found the UK ranked lowest among seven European nations in identifying the correct purpose of a data centre.

 

> Read on for advice for businesses to change public perception.

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More News From the Data Centre Industry 

1. Is NVIDIA redesigning Blackwell chips due to overheating issue?

NVIDIA’s highly-anticipated Blackwell AI chips are once again in the spotlight, with reports of chips overheating when linked together in 72-chip data centre racks. This raises concerns about delays in AI-focused data centre projects among users and investors. 

 

 2. Communications cable in the Baltic Sea cut, raising suspicions

A subsea cable connecting Finland and Germany has been severed near Oland Island in Sweden. Shortly after, a second cable was cut, within 10m of the first. Authorities said the damage could have been caused by impact, however, sabotage can not be ruled out.

 

3. Microsoft unveils Azure Boost DPU for data-centric cloud infrastructure

Microsoft has announced the Azure Boost DPU, a new data processing unit (DPU) designed to optimise Azure’s data-centric workloads with enhanced performance, efficiency, and security. These chips mark Microsoft’s first in-house DPU. 

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