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As conventional hard drive technology reaches its physical limits, Dean Edwards, General Manager Engineering & Technical Support at Toshiba Electronics Europe, explores how MAMR and HAMR could take HDD capacities to 50TB, 100TB and potentially beyond.

In recent years, hard disk drive (HDD) storage capacities have typically increased by around 2T...


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The EU could face a 19GW gap between demand for data centre capacity and installed supply by 2036.

That’s according to European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, who has warned that Europe needs to build infrastructure at a much faster pace – especially if it’s going to keep up with the likes of the United States and China.

The f...


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AVK has launched a dedicated funding arm that will finance and own on-site power infrastructure for data centres, formalising the Energy-as-a-Service strategy outlined alongside Partners Group’s investment last month.

AVK Capital will provide the capital for power infrastructure and retain ownership of the assets, while customers secure electricity ...


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As AI puts growing pressure on power infrastructure, Mark Rushworth, founder and CEO of Finchetto, explains why the UK has an opportunity to become a major player in the emerging photonics market – but must act before that advantage moves elsewhere.

Data centres now consume roughly 2.5% of UK electricity, with the grid queue to connect new facilitie...


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Women in senior European data centre roles have reported earning average salaries 22% below those of men, with the gap widening to 27% in the US.

That’s according to the latest DataX Connect salary survey, which found that women in senior permanent roles in Europe earned an average of £83,000, compared with £106,000 for men, while in the US, senior...


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