Data Centres

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Google Will Invest €13 Billion in AI Infrastructure in Finland. Neither Announcement States a Megawatt of Demand

Google Finland AI infrastructure spending will reach at least €13 billion across 2027 and 2028, the company announced on 9 September 2026, calling it its largest single investment in Europe. The package covers data centres in four municipalities, a 22-year nuclear power purchase agreement, new onshore wind, a battery system, a community fund and a […]

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Domain-Informed AI Could Help Electricity Grids Plan for Rising Demand and a Changing Climate

Domain-informed AI is the fix a team of United Nations University scientists is putting in front of national regulators, in a policy brief that says the electricity grid is being planned on weather records describing a climate we no longer live in. The brief, Employing Domain-Informed AI for Energy Planning and Decarbonization under Uncertainty, was […]

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Nvidia’s $3.5B MediaTek Bet Reveals Its Plan for Tackling Big Tech’s AI Chip Buildout

Nvidia is investing $3.5 billion in MediaTek through convertible bonds, announced 31 August 2026, deepening a partnership spanning AI data centres, RTX and DGX Spark-class PCs and automotive platforms. MediaTek will adopt Nvidia’s NVLink Fusion and NVHBM interconnects to design custom chips for AI companies and hyperscalers that plug straight into Nvidia-based data centres. This analysis covers what the deal includes, why it lands as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic build their own silicon, MediaTek’s $2 billion-to-$12 billion data-centre ambition, the risks, and what it means for businesses buying AI services.

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Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: Essential Risk Guide

The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill brings managed service providers, data centres and designated critical suppliers into cyber regulation for the first time. Even businesses that are never regulated directly will feel it, because their IT supplier acquires a regulator, a 24-hour incident reporting clock and turnover-based fines. This guide covers where the Bill has reached in Parliament, the four-part managed service provider test, the customer notification duty most buyers miss, the two penalty bands, and the five questions worth putting to your provider before your next renewal.

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