A Message From The Editor

From Alexandra Thorer’s appointment at BCS to Doug Loewe’s exit at Kao Data, this week’s stories aren’t just about infrastructure; they’re about the people shaping it.

Alongside leadership shifts, we’re seeing major investments take hold: a new Manchester facility from Datum, a completed acquisition of Yondr by DigitalBridge, and the UK’s first NVIDIA Blackwell AI cluster from Nebius.

The shape of tomorrow’s infrastructure is being decided now by vision, velocity, and the calibre of those leading the charge.

All the best,

Rebecca Uffindell

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Datum Opens New Manchester Data Centre to Power Tech Growth

Datum’s MCR2 facility uses advanced heat reuse and targets a 1.2 PUE, meeting the region’s need for high-performance digital infrastructure.

> Explore how Datum is driving sustainable growth in Manchester.

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Yondr Acquisition Completed as Hyperscale and AI Infrastructure Race Accelerates

DigitalBridge Group and La Caisse have acquired Yondr, adding 420MW of capacity and development land for over 1GW of global infrastructure.

> Learn how this acquisition impacts the hyperscale data centre landscape.

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Data Centre Titan: Craig Eadie on Commissioning Without Compromise

Eadie highlights the key aspects of data centre commissioning, stressing the need for thorough testing and validation for operational excellence.

> Gain expert insights into effective data centre commissioning practices.

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More News From the Data Centre Industry

1. Nebius to Launch UK’s First NVIDIA Blackwell AI Cluster at Ark’s Longcross Campus

Nebius will deploy 4,000 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs at Ark's Longcross Park in Surrey, marking the UK's first major Blackwell AI cluster. This significant expansion reinforces the UK's ambitions to become a leader in AI infrastructure.

2. BCS Appoints Alexandra Thorer as Chief Development Officer

Business Critical Solutions has appointed Alexandra Thorer as its new Group Chief Development Officer, returning to the company with a global remit focused on strategic growth, market expansion, and client engagement across the digital infrastructure sector.

3. Kao Data CEO Doug Loewe Steps Down as Founder Resumes Leadership

Kao Data has announced a leadership change as CEO Doug Loewe steps down to pursue international philanthropic projects. The company’s Founder and Executive Chairman, David Bloom, will resume executive leadership, supported by Kao Data’s SMT.