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Spain plans new, stricter data centres rules, sources say
MADRID, Aug 25 : The Spanish government plans to introduce stricter water, energy and cybersecurity rules for data centres after a deluge of projects in the country, government sources say. The new requirements are included in a draft decree that will be open to public consultation this week, they said.
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Skanska to build four US data centres for $1.2 billion
HELSINKI, Aug 20 : Swedish builder Skanska said on Thursday it had signed a contract worth about 11.2 billion Swedish crowns ($1.19 billion) with an existing client to build four new data centres in the southeastern United States. • The project involves constructing four data centres, totalling about 75,000
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Europe AI data centres seek cheaper, quicker energy and land
LONDON, Aug 19 : Europe’s developers of data centres for artificial intelligence are seeking out less traditional locations away from major cities, where they can benefit from cheaper energy and land and quicker connection times, data analysis seen by Reuters shows.The trend can mean investment in underprivil
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Uniper targets data centres in strategy shift, plans €5 billion in investment
BERLIN, July 17 : Uniper reaffirmed its transformation strategy on Friday, targeting new revenue from data centers at its power plant sites as the German energy group plans to invest around €5 billion ($5.72 billion) by 2030 in flexible power generation and renewables.The company, which Germany bailed out
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Where authorities are restricting data centres amid AI boom
July 15 : A growing number of governments, regulators and cities around the world are moving to freeze, restrict or ban new data centre construction, as concerns mount over electricity costs, strained water supplies, land scarcity and the burden on local communities from the infrastructure powering the AI boom.
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Blackstone plans $30 billion investment in Japan AI data centres, Nikkei reports
June 23 : Blackstone is planning to invest $30 billion in Japan’s AI data centers over the next three to five years, its president and chief operating officer Jonathan Gray told Nikkei in a recent interview, the business daily reported on Tuesday.The world’s largest alternative asset manager is in discussions
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Semiconductor firms, data centres in Singapore step up efforts to cut water use
The data centre and chipmaking industries are highly water-intensive, requiring large volumes for chip manufacturing and cooling operations.
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PUB channels S$12 million to develop water efficiency solutions for wafer fabrication, data centres: DPM Gan
The data centre and chipmaking industries are water-intensive and provide critical components and services for artificial intelligence.
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EU plans energy standards for data centres amid concerns over soaring power use
BRUSSELS, June 3 : The European Union will develop minimum energy-efficiency standards for data centres, it said on Wednesday, as concerns grow over their rapidly rising power use.EU data centre capacity is expected to more than double in the coming years, reaching 28 gigawatts by 2030 from 12 GW last year. T
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