Vertiv hosted Europe’s Data Centre Associations at its facility in Tognana, Italy. The company also took the opportunity to showcase the vitally-important role that power and cooling play in the development of new, more performant, data centres.
Kathy Gibson reports
Europe stands united in data centre race
Europe is standing as one in the development of a globally competitive data centre industry.
At a meeting of Data Centre Associations hosted by Vertiv, industry leaders came together to identify common issues and areas of collaboration.
Recognising that digitalisation touches every part of our lives is key.
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SA ahead in the data centre stakes
South Africa is holding its own in the globally-competitive data centre market.
Not only are most of the big data centre players operating at scale in South Africa, they are largely doing so using clean and reliable electricity – something many European data centres are still grappling with.
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Countries urged to plan for sovereign AI
Nations that want to succeed in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) must ensure they have the infrastructure in-country to support AI sovereignty.
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Modular infrastructure enables rapid data centre scaling
The data centre that you knew in the past is outdated – the AI factory is what will drive innovation going forward.
But, while the GPUs driving new Ai factories, the infrastructure including networking, power and cooling is what enables the GPUs to perform.
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Nvidia continues to drive data centre innovation
Nvidia continues to drive the evolution of the IT industry, and the data centre in particular, at a speed most of us have not experienced before.
This is the word from Gio Albertazzi, CEO of Vertiv, talking about his key takeaways from GTC in Washington.
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Why aren’t we deploying AI data centres at scale?
Data centres are the engines of innovation, but face massive challenges to keep up with growing demands from artificial intelligence (AI), power and cooling issues, staffing shortages and sustainability imperatives.
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