Data Centres
Finding Your AI Ready Data Centres
As an NVIDIA Partner Network member, we are uniquely positioned to guide clients in identifying and securing optimal data centre solutions and deploying accelerated AI infrastructure at scale. Our combined expertise will help to deliver accelerated time-to-market and enhanced value for our clients on their AI journeys.
Worried about your future data infrastructure?
We are the leading global experts on the availability of AI-ready data centres and understand both the challenges and opportunities presented by the AI data centre infrastructure. We have unrivalled knowledge and in-depth research to help you reduce time to market and minimise acquisition and deployment risk.
The Rise of AI and the Data Centre Challenge
The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) is transforming the data centre industry. As AI workloads continue to increase, data centres are facing new challenges in terms of power, cooling, and scalability. The traditional data centre design is no longer sufficient to support the unique requirements of AI workloads, which demand high-performance computing, low latency, and high-density storage. To address these challenges, data centre providers must adopt innovative solutions that prioritise flexibility, scalability, and sustainability.
Our experts at CBRE can help with the following challenges:
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Related Case Studies
Complex 90MW Data Centre Deployment
We implemented a cost-effective, flexible deployment programme with asset management workflow for real-time progress visibility. We secured a 5000sqm lease in an integration warehouse for storage and assembly and developed a budget-conscious resourcing and execution strategy.
Providing an end-to-end service with a single point of contact and contract, we eliminated the need for multiple sub-contractors or direct hires. Our solution met all client targets and created a replicable blueprint for future growth.
Data Centre Industry Insights
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The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the digital landscape, bringing with it unprecedented demands on data centre infrastructure.
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In 2024, the demand for data centres in Europe exceeded new supply, marking the fourth such occurrence in the last eight years.
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In 2024, investment in UK commercial real estate increased by 20% compared with 2023
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Scotland has huge renewable energy potential, driven by its natural resources. Over the last decade, the country has more than doubled its renewable energy generation.
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2024 was a period of adjustment, as inflation continued its path back towards target levels, energy price increases had less of an impact on growth, and interest rates peaked.
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How will projected economic growth and investment in 2025 shape the real estate market? Discover the latest trends, predictions, and insights in our Outlook to refine your strategies today.
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The surge of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications has contributed to unprecedented demand on data centre infrastructure.
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Discover how sustainable data centres are shaping AI in Europe, emphasizing eco-friendly practices and renewable energy for a greener future.
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Data centres form the foundation of the digital economy, hosting the cloud, and storing our data.
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2024 started with a renewed sense of optimism. While there was evidence of improved positivity with a pick-up in retail sales, consumer confidence, and a return to economic growth, there have been some less encouraging signs.
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2023 was a year of weak economic growth across most of Europe, with households and businesses burdened by the effects of elevated inflation and a sharp interest rate hiking cycle.
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2023 has been a challenging year for real estate due to persistent inflation and a 15-year high in interest rates, both of which negatively impacted economic growth.
