The modern world could not function without data centres. Yet they are causing increasing consternation, for several reasons. Chief among those is their insatiable demand for power and water.

This project estimated to cost $400-million overall will be the Japanese technology giant’s first cable system for data centre connectivity ... hold over 500 MW of power when fully operational.

The facility will offer 1.2MW of critical power across 918 ... of multiple submarine cable landing points connecting to terrestrial cables makes Dakar a very attractive gateway,” said Wouter van ...

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and the energy-intensive infrastructure underpinning it are placing mounting pressure on global electricity systems, according to a new report by the ...

AI adoption, high-performance workloads, and surging digital demand are pushing compute, cooling, power, and connectivity demands to new heights. The modern data centre must be agile, offering ...

Japanese data centre provider NTT DATA has announced the commissioning of its Malaysia, India, Singapore Transit (MIST) submarine cable system ... hold over 500 MW of power, when fully operational.

But a vast physical infrastructure of undersea cables ... data centres is expected to increase dramatically. This will bring logistical and environmental challenges because data centres are power ...

Southeast Asian countries are eager to make more progress on the Asean Power Grid ... to explore an undersea cable for renewable energy trade at the Asean Summit on Monday. However, surging demand for ...

Data centres will be responsible for up to 4% of global power demand by 2030, driven by AI, at least in part. Training OpenAI’s GPT-4, with 1.76 trillion parameters, consumed an amount of energy ...

Data centres are huge warehouses full of vast banks of computers that remotely power services such as artificial intelligence (AI) applications, data processing and streaming. Their development ...

Bridge Data Centres has agreed a deal to take power from energy firm PacificLight Power's “hydrogen ready” natural gas plant which is currently under development on Jurong Island, Singapore. Power ...

More in-province demand for natural gas For Alberta, the financial opportunity is much larger than just the data centre itself, considering the province relies on natural gas power plants for th ...