With the continent entering one of the toughest winter seasons in decades, part of the energy crisis solution might lay with data centres and their excess heat.
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
6 Mins
September 21, 2022 | 10:52 PM BST
STACK Infrastructure's Norway data centre. Source: STACK
As Europe braces for a winter of blackouts and gas shortages, thousands of Europeans are expected to die amidst frigid temperatures and the inexorable rise in energy prices as a direct consequence of the volatile situation on the continent caused by Russia’s president Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
3 Mins|April 16, 2024
3 Mins|April 16, 2024
4 Mins|April 16, 2024
Brookfield, Alecta close $860m Nordic tower deal
Swedish multinational Telia Company has sold 49% of its tower business in Finland and Norway to Bro...
Amazon eyes European expansion with 2 new Dublin data centres
Amazon’s (NASDAQ: AMZN) cloud business AWS is currently seeking planning permission to expand its...
“Historic and unprecedented” – Digital infrastructure leaders sign climate pact to reduce data centres emissions to 0% in just 10 years
Forty-two cloud infrastructure providers, data centre operators and industry organisations have tod...
Bulk Data Centers to expand Oslo presence following site acquisition
Bulk Data Centers has purchased the remaining 50% of Oslo-based data centre OS-IX from Akershus Ene...
Aquila Capital names data centre business CEO, vows to expand beyond the Nordics
Hamburg-based investment and industrial development firm Aquila Capital has appointed Petter M. Tø...
Ardian Infrastructure in all-stake buyout of Iceland’s largest integrated telecoms network
French private investment group Ardian Infrastructure said it is acquiring a 100% stake in Míla eh...
