Pure Data Centres is committing £24 million to build the UK’s largest biochar carbon-removal facility in Wiltshire. The project will produce 11,500 tons of biochar annually and create specialist jobs while redeveloping a brownfield site. Production is scheduled to begin later this month.
Trillium Technologies has received approval for a $300 million private placement debt offering to develop compute credits for its Archeo Futurus cloud platform. The compute credits will be structured as financial instruments and listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange through Luxembourg-based A Securiti
European AI data center capacity has tripled in 2025 as neocloud providers absorb massive amounts of infrastructure. The Nordics are capturing over half of this explosive growth thanks to cheaper renewable power.
Google is making another push to get businesses to adopt Chromebooks by relaunching Cameyo, a service that streams Windows applications. The move targets the “app gap” that has blocked enterprise ChromeOS adoption for years. Companies can now consider Chromebooks while still accessing specialized Wi
Teraco is significantly expanding its Cape Town CT1 data center facility, adding 1,000 square meters of data hall space and 2 megawatts of critical IT load capacity. The expansion, scheduled for completion in early 2027, will strengthen Cape Town’s position as Africa’s digital gateway. This brings T
A new lightweight file server called Copyparty is challenging Nextcloud’s dominance in self-hosting. The entire server fits in one Python file and runs on virtually any device. It focuses on doing one thing well: fast, simple file sharing without the resource drain.
Google just launched a new migration tool that lets Workspace administrators transfer files and folders from Dropbox Business to Google Drive. The service supports copying permissions and team folders but requires CSV mapping and super admin access. It’s available to most Workspace tiers and follows
Digital Realty and Stack have built data centers in Silicon Valley that can’t get power connections until 2028. The local utility needs $450 million in upgrades to meet demand. This reveals serious infrastructure bottlenecks in America’s tech capital.
UK data center firm Deep Green is expanding to the US with a $120 million project in Michigan. The facility will capture waste heat to warm water for the local utility system. Construction could begin in spring 2026.
The AI boom is creating an environmental crisis that tech companies aren’t prepared for. New forecasts show massive water and energy demands that will make 2030 net zero targets impossible to meet.
