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NetApp aims Novus storage at AI factory bottlenecks | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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NetApp used its Insight conference in Las Vegas to unveil Novus, a storage architecture it claims can scale to up to 100TBps of throughput to keep artificial intelligence (AI) factory graphics processing units (GPUs) fed. Meanwhile, NetApp chief executive George Kurian (pictured) argued that data – not compute – now forms the main constraint on enterprise AI, and presented Novus alongside new European data sovereignty controls, an expanded AI Data Engine and a fresh Oracle partnership. NetApp sa
‘Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy’ says Beyond.pl AI factory exec | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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“Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy … we’re talking more about operational sovereignty.” That’s the view of Wojciech Stramski, chief executive of Beyond.pl, who spoke at this week’s Everpure Accelerate London event at Tobacco Dock. Beyond.pl has spent more than two decades as a Polish colocation and managed cloud provider, serving about 500 customers and drawing about 30% of its traditional revenue from the wider European market. Last year it deployed what it calls central and eastern Europe’s fi
Everpure survey: 88% of executives fear data sovereignty failures | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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Some 88% of enterprise leaders believe a data sovereignty failure could cost them their jobs, research from storage and data management supplier Everpure has found. The Global data sovereignty report 2026, released at Everpure’s Accelerate event in London this week, drew on a Vanson Bourne survey of 2,100 C-suite and IT leaders across the UK, France, Germany, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and India in June. It found 91% worry about financial and reputational damage, but 64% of organis
Data dive: London and M4 the datacentre hotspot, but not for long | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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The UK’s existing stock of datacentres is smaller, and more concentrated around London, than most of the numbers in circulation suggest. An analysis of the government’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) registers, which Computer Weekly compiled, counts around 90 existing datacentres across England, Wales and Scotland, with an estimated 1.6GW of capacity. Nearly three-quarters of that sits in London and the M4 corridor. That existing capacity sits below a far larger projected build-out, howeve
MSPs reject datacentre moratorium but pause planning decisions | Computer Weekly (opens the original)
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The Scottish Parliament this week rejected a Green motion for a moratorium on new hyperscale datacentres, but amended it with a commitment to publish national planning guidance by Christmas, and a Labour clause that freezes planning and consenting decisions until that guidance lands. The government amendment, put by public finance minister Hannah Mary Goodlad, passed by 72 votes to 32 with 16 abstentions on 16 September. A Labour amendment also passed, inserting text that no decision on planning
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