Data centre market research.
Research data centre markets, power, land and infrastructure across Australia and the United Kingdom.
Australia
Australia data centre investment: capital programmes versus delivery
Compare announced capital programmes with physical site delivery and energised capacity in Australia before submitting a capital JV enquiry.
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AI data centres in Australia: compute density, cooling and capacity
Evaluate operator-published Sydney compute deployments, target IT load and rack cooling criteria before submitting an AI capacity requirement.
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Sovereign AI in Australia: data location, control and governance
Assess data location, administrative control and model governance against facility evidence before submitting an Australian capacity requirement.
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Data centres explained: the infrastructure behind AI and the cloud
What a data centre actually is, the difference between colocation, hyperscale and edge, and why power and water now decide where they get built.
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Sustainable data centres: PUE, renewables and the road to net zero
How operators measure efficiency, why renewable-zone siting matters, and what 'sustainable' really means for a power-hungry asset class.
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Data centre water consumption: the cooling constraint nobody priced in
Why water is becoming as important as power in data centre siting, how much these facilities use, and where to find the public record.
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Data Centre Cooling Explained: Methods and Costs
What data centre cooling is, how air, liquid and immersion cooling work, what PUE and WUE mean, and why AI is changing the way sites stay cool.
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Data Centre Water Usage: How Much Water They Use
How much water data centres use, why cooling drives demand, what WUE means, and how AI is changing the picture. Plain-English, sourced guide.
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Colocation vs Hyperscale Data Centres Explained
Colocation vs hyperscale: what each model is, who uses it, how they differ on scale, cost, control and AI readiness, plus where the two now overlap.
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What Is an AI Data Centre? A Plain Guide
An AI data centre is a facility built for high-density GPU compute, liquid cooling and large power loads. Here is how it differs from a standard data centre.
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Data Centre Environmental Impact Explained
How data centres affect energy, water, carbon and land, why AI is changing the footprint, and how operators are cutting it. A neutral guide.
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UK AI growth zones: site screening, planning and grid milestones
Assess official UK AI growth zone designations, planning milestones and grid evidence before submitting a data centre campus site requirement.
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Embedded capacity registers: screening UK data centre grid power
Check SSEN registers against site-specific import-power evidence and proposed Ofgem reforms before submitting a data centre site requirement.
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New data centres UK: pipeline, power and capacity
Where new UK data centres are being built, who is building them, and how grid connections and planning are shaping the pipeline, with sourced figures.
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West London's grid crunch, and where capacity is moving
Why new connections in parts of West London stalled, and the corridors absorbing the displaced demand.
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Slough: inside Europe's densest data centre cluster
How the Slough Trading Estate became a hyperscale magnet, and what its constraints signal for the wider market.
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AI data centres in the UK
Where AI capacity is actually landing in Britain, why power decides it, and how hyperscaler billions and grid reform are redrawing the map.
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The UK grid connection queue and NESO reform, explained
Why hundreds of gigawatts are stuck waiting for a connection, how NESO's reform reorders the queue, and what it means for data centre developers.
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South Wales: the new UK data centre corridor
How Cardiff and Newport became Britain's most credible alternative to the constrained South East, and what is driving capacity west.
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