Thanks to its central geographic location, stringent data protection laws, and robust economy, Germany is well-placed to meet the growing needs of the AI data center industry.

World governments hash out a set of guiding principles for the future of AI.

We look at some of the latest data center developments that have been announced over the past month.

OpenUK’s ‘Patchwork Kilt’ data center challenge closes on November 10.

With data center operators facing increased pressure to reduce their energy consumption, efficient data center cooling is more important than ever.

The U.S. isn't the only global region looking to bring semiconductor manufacturing in-house with the EU agreeing to pursue funding for chip manufacturing.

Lumen expanded its edge services into Europe by turning on 100G MPLS and IP network connectivity, plus increasing power and cooling at several edge data center locations.

Green energy is tops of UK lawmakers bid to tackle climate change, yet includes fossil fuels like coal as a cheaper alternative to soaring energy prices.

Parliament votes to approve including gas in taxonomy. Regulation will most likely enter into force at start of 2023.

The majority of power reserved for data centers during Ireland's energy crisis was left unused. Did EirGrid and the CRU overstate Ireland's data center power demands?