Europe

The city is out of space and power, and there are signs of government and industry agreement on a new location. Now, they have to convince the public.

While all options are still on the table, ideas for tougher measures have been put on the back burner.

The German lender embarks on its biggest effort yet to modernize computer systems that have hampered it for years.

Legacy IT services business, whose day-to-day operations include managing client data centers, will be hit hardest.

The shift illustrates the transformational nature of its Interxion acquisition.

US officials have been lobbying European lawmakers and industry leaders to use Western companies to build data centers.