Deal comes amid tension in energy sector over regulatory constraints on data centres, which consume huge amounts of electricity
Data Centres
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Private equity giant takes control of Irish data centre construction business
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Eighteen per cent of Irish electricity was consumed by data centres in 2022, as much as all urban homes, making the country an outlier
Irish mariner is at the heart of much of today’s subsea cable network but we no longer have the capability to monitor and defend it
Dispute centred on a 2.5-acre site known as the Bracetown in Clonee,
Order was secured by siblings Bernard, Lorcan, Nicola and Patrica Ward, who own a 2.5-acre site known as the Bracetown, Clonee Co Meath, against Mannix Coyne, who lives nearby
The current Dáil term has less than a year to run and the Coalition partners will increasingly seek to differentiate themselves as they head towards the polls
Environment Minister wants to block future data centres that do not have their own carbon-neutral sources of energy
Simon Coveney forcefully argued that Minister for the Environment’s proposal was not agreed Government policy
Developed by engineers at Nokia Bell Labs, BT and Cablelabs, L4S could solve the latency issues on the web that interfere with video streaming or cause financial transfers to freeze
Cowen warns that regulator must not be arbiter of digital growth
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