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Nexans warns cable capacity constrains AI infrastructure
Nexans warns cable shortages could delay major AI infrastructure projects. Its finance chief says new cable manufacturing lines may require three years to establish as data centre and grid demand rises.
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NVIDIA expands European AI factory power and cooling designs
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Yamna prepares £1bn-plus AI data centre agreement in Oman
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Nozomi and SEL extend industrial network security integration
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UK backs industrial quantum sensing with £50m
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Nexans begins manufacturing 525kV subsea cables for LanWin2
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Government consults on tougher industrial fan efficiency rules
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Vehicle lighting compliance starts with vehicle design
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Siemens backs Skeleton Technologies manufacturing expansion
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Infineon introduces 800V hot-swap controller for AI servers
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Texas Instruments introduces nanosecond power monitoring converter
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HARTING develops 800V DC connections for AI computing racks
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Emerson introduces Rosemount 8795 flow sensor for data centre cooling
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ProLogium unveils Dynamic Coordination Network battery electrolyte architecture
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Sesterce proposes €10bn Finnish AI computing campus
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Ofgem funds 16 grid innovation projects
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Rimac targets AI infrastructure with modular data centre
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SPIE buys CLAUSER to expand industrial maintenance
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Core Stack plans €1bn Italian data centre network
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