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Yondr Group has energized the first 10MW of its second data center on its 100MW Slough campus, transforming a former paint factory into a green tech hub. With rooftop solar, EV support, and biodiversity initiatives, the site marries sustainability with hyperscale needs—positioning West London as a linchpin in Europe’s evolving digital backbone while directly investing in local ecosystems and technical talent.

With data center demand projected to soar fivefold by 2035, Deloitte says nuclear power could cover 10% of that rise—if capacity scales by up to 62 GW. While tech giants back small modular reactors to stay ahead of energy needs, challenges around uranium sourcing and public perception still loom large for the nuclear industry’s role in digital infrastructure’s energy future.

To counter delays in AI data center construction, Legrand has introduced the Fiber Express Ship Program—offering next-day delivery for patch cables and trunks. Tailored for last-minute gaps in high-stakes buildouts, the program aims to keep projects moving in a space where even minor missteps can stall multimillion-dollar timelines. It’s a logistical pivot addressing the pressure of accelerated AI infrastructure deployment.

Schneider Electric has launched EcoConsult for Data Centers, a consulting service designed to modernize aging infrastructure, improve uptime, and cut operational risks. With 36% of U.S. data centers now over a decade old, EcoConsult offers tailored evaluations and digital strategies for energy, cooling, and cybersecurity—meeting the moment for IT leaders juggling performance, cost, and sustainability demands in increasingly complex environments.

CleanArc Data Centers has welcomed real estate investor Townsend Group as a strategic backer to accelerate development of its 600MW Virginia campus. While Snowhawk remains majority stakeholder, the deal strengthens CleanArc’s capital base as it pushes toward 300MW delivery by early 2027. With founder Jim Trout at the helm, the company is betting big on next-gen infrastructure to meet rising AI and hyperscale demand.

Google’s Media CDN—built on the same backbone as YouTube—is quietly becoming a linchpin in global content delivery. With over 100 Tbps egress capacity and edge reach across 3,100+ locations, it’s gaining traction among media giants for VOD and live streaming. New features like Flexible Shielding and edge programmability aim to sharpen performance for clients navigating complex, high-throughput distribution needs.

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