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Nicolas Champagne, Global Market Manager of batteries and data centres at Arkema, highlights the importance of the raw materials and solutions designed to meet the challenges of high-power density, continuous operation, thermal constraints, and safety requirements, as data centre construction grows at an unprecedented rate to support the increased computing demands of AI.

Sudlows delivers new look to Cotton Traders Head Office

Award winning UK based technical services specialist, Sudlows, has completed a full office fit...

Schneider Electric combines physical infrastructure with Cisco’s HyperFlex Edge for micro data centre options

Offering several new, customizable reference designs for flexibility and fast deployment at the...

Biometric access control for Stanley

STANLEY Security, one of the UK’s leading security providers, has installed a biometric access...

70% of UK SMEs would fail within a day without critical IT infrastructure

UK SMEs lose confidence in in-house IT and look to local outsourcing, but have an eye on...

Data centres urged to re-evaluate contingency plans

Many data centres are in danger of experiencing significant downtime during a power failure as...

Trane Technologies to acquire LiquidStack to expand data centre cooling capabilities

Trane Technologies is set to acquire LiquidStack, furthering its influence in liquid cooling for...

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Australian fish farm undergoes IT upgrade by investing in edge infrastructure

Australian fism farming company Tassal looked at harnessing IT to make its business of growing salmon more sustainable and cost-effective. It invested in an integrated IT solution powered by Vertiv and Dell EMC for its business in Tasmania.

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