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Europe Powers On Its First Islanded Data Center
A Dublin facility runs entirely on its own microgrid, signaling a structural shift in how Europe delivers compute capacity.
Amsterdam's Vertical Data Center Exposes a Policy Gap
The Netherlands' hyperscale definition fails to account for vertical builds, revealing deeper tensions between compute demand and grid capacity.
Lelystad Reveals the Real Bottleneck in Dutch Compute Expansion
A major Equinix facility in the Netherlands exposes the structural gap between compute demand and energy planning at the local level.
Public Perception and the Infrastructure Gap
A European survey finds only 36% of Dutch respondents view data centers positively, revealing a structural communication challenge for digital infrastructure.
KKR Makes the Case for Durable AI Infrastructure
Institutional capital is doubling down on compute, power, and connectivity as the defining asset class of this decade.
Underwater Data Centers Were Never the Answer
Microsoft ends its subsea data center experiment, confirming that scalable compute needs energy alignment, not exotic locations.
