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Microsoft is rolling out Researcher and Analyst, two AI-driven tools designed to enhance deep research and data analysis within Microsoft 365 Copilot. Researcher leverages OpenAI’s reasoning models for strategic insights, while Analyst refines complex data queries using Python. Available in April through Microsoft’s Frontier program, these tools integrate web data and workplace intelligence, aiming to redefine AI-assisted research for businesses and professionals.

Digital Realty has launched FRA18, a new data center at Digital Park Fechenheim in Frankfurt, blending cutting-edge AI and HPC capabilities with historic architecture. The facility debuts with 6.4MW capacity, set to expand to 16MW, and features heat reuse technology in partnership with Mainova. Located in the former Neckermann headquarters, FRA18 preserves its industrial heritage while powering Germany’s digital future.

GoDaddy is redefining website security with fully automated 90-day SSL certificates, ensuring seamless encryption updates without manual renewals. As the first certificate authority to offer this, GoDaddy enhances data protection by refreshing SSLs five times a year, eliminating security gaps. Designed for businesses of all sizes, this hassle-free solution strengthens website trust and security while keeping entrepreneurs focused on growth.

AI cloud provider Nscale is doubling its capacity in Glomfjord, Norway, with a new 30MW liquid-cooled data center in partnership with InfraPartners. The expansion, set for completion in Q2 2025, will leverage modular construction and hydroelectric power to deliver scalable, sustainable AI compute. As Europe’s first hyperscaler, Nscale aims to strengthen AI infrastructure with lower costs and enhanced energy efficiency.

Data center developer Serverfarm has filed plans to build two large-scale facilities in Houston, Texas, investing $274 million to expand its footprint. The projects, HTX2 and CTX2, will add over 1 million square feet of data center space across two sites in Harris County. Set for completion in 2026, the expansion aims to support growing enterprise and cloud demands in the region.

Salute has acquired AI-focused consulting firm ADCC Group, reinforcing its expertise in AI-driven data center operations. The move enhances Salute’s global service portfolio, integrating advanced training and advisory solutions for high-performance computing environments. With ADCC’s deep industry knowledge, Salute aims to help data centers adapt to evolving AI, cloud, and edge computing demands, ensuring optimized performance and operational resilience in the rapidly shifting digital landscape.

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