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As data centres evolve to support AI and high-performance computing, cooling technology has become more crucial than ever.

As universities tackle increasingly complex challenges - from climate modelling to genomic sequencing - the demand for High-Performance Computing (HPC) has never been greater.

Manchester has long been a powerhouse of innovation and industry in the UK. Today, its status as a tech hub is being solidified with the rapid growth of its data centre market.

Selecting the right colocation partner is more critical than ever. As businesses increasingly rely on data-intensive applications, AI workloads, and high-performance computing, the infrastructure supporting these operations must be robust, scalable, and future-ready.

The UK government’s recently announced AI Opportunities Action Plan marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s journey toward embracing artificial intelligence.

Looking ahead to 2025, data centres must adapt to these changes to remain at the forefront of digital transformation. From cutting-edge cooling techniques to high-density power capabilities, here are the key data centre trends shaping the future.

Choosing the right data centre provider is one of the most important decisions your business will make. While global providers often dominate the conversation, there are significant advantages to working with a local data centre provider.

Whether caused by network outages, power failures, or IT system errors, downtime can lead to financial losses, damaged reputations, and disrupted operations. For businesses relying on digital infrastructure, ensuring uptime is an absolute necessity.

With the sheer volume and complexity of data that businesses now handle, traditional computing methods are no longer sufficient. Enter High-Performance Computing (HPC)—a powerful tool that’s transforming industries by enabling rapid data processing, advanced simulations, and groundbreaking research.

Choosing the right infrastructure for your business is more critical than ever. As companies grow and adopt new technologies like AI, big data, and IoT, the demand for scalable, secure, and reliable infrastructure increases.

Organisations across all industries are adopting digital technologies to enhance operations, drive innovation, and remain competitive.

In today’s world, data centres are as crucial to the functioning of society as the NHS and the national power grid. 

Businesses across various industries must ensure their IT infrastructure is robust, scalable, and secure. Here are some theoretical examples that highlight the benefits our clients could experience by leveraging our colocation services.

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