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EU Cloud Sovereignty After NIS2: What Comes Next for Cloud Providers and Users?
Cloud sovereignty in Europe is entering a new phase. After the NIS2 Directive came into force in October 2024, many organisations are asking what the next big step will be – sometimes dubbed, a bit loosely, the “EU Cloud Sovereignty Act”. While no single law with that title exists today, the EU is clearly building a de facto cloud sovereignty framework through NIS2, the Data Act , forthcoming Cloud & AI Development Act , the Cloud Sovereignty Framework and the EU Cybersecu
Dec 29, 2025


Smart Batteries 4.0 for Data Centers: Intelligent Energy for Always‑On Infrastructure
Why Smart Batteries 4.0 Are Becoming Critical for Data Centers Data centers cannot afford to go dark. Power interruptions, grid instabilities and rising energy costs are now everyday challenges for operators. At the same time, regulatory and corporate pressure to reduce carbon emissions is accelerating. Intelligent, connected “Battery 4.0” systems give data centers a new way to secure uptime, optimize energy use and support sustainability objectives. At Score Group, we bring
Dec 29, 2025


Urban Nano Data Centers: The Future of Localized Cloud Computing
Urban nano data centers are reshaping how and where cloud resources are delivered. As AI, IoT and 5G generate unprecedented data volumes, organisations are reaching the limits of a model based solely on distant hyperscale data centers. Latency-sensitive applications, regulatory constraints and energy pressure are all pushing compute back into cities, closer to users and devices. In this context, compact, highly efficient “urban nano data centers” – essentially micro data cent
Dec 29, 2025


AI-Powered IT Operations (AIOps²): Where Efficient IT Meets Smart Energy
Reinventing IT operations with AI and energy intelligence AI-powered IT Operations AIOps² is about turning noisy, reactive IT into a proactive, self-optimising engine for your business. Today’s infrastructure is hybrid, distributed and always-on. A single outage can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars per hour when critical systems go down, especially for large enterprises and digital-native businesses. erwoodgroup.com At the same time, data centres already account for rou
Dec 29, 2025


AI Infrastructure 2026: New GPU, Optical Network and Immersive Cooling Requirements
Why AI infrastructure will look very different by 2026 AI infrastructure is entering a new phase. By 2026, next‑generation GPUs, optical interconnects and immersive cooling will reshape how data centers are designed, powered and operated. The acceleration of generative AI and large language models is driving unprecedented compute density. High‑end accelerators such as NVIDIA H100 class GPUs already reach up to 700 W of thermal design power (TDP) per device, with 4–8 GPUs per
Dec 15, 2025


GreenOps: The New Strategic Discipline Bridging IT and Energy
Introducing GreenOps at the crossroads of IT and energy GreenOps is reshaping how organisations think about both IT and energy. As digital infrastructures (cloud, data centers, networks, IoT) consume more electricity and become critical for every business, the environmental and energy impact of IT can no longer be treated as a side topic. GreenOps is the emerging discipline that connects IT operations, energy management and sustainability, with one objective: operate digital
Dec 15, 2025


The Rise of Distributed Cloud After Hybrid Cloud: Entering The Multi‑Edge Era
From Centralised Cloud To Distributed, Multi‑Edge Architectures Distributed cloud is reshaping how digital and industrial infrastructures are designed and operated. After a decade of hybrid architectures mixing on‑premises and public cloud, organisations are now extending cloud services closer to where data is produced — across factories, campuses, vehicles and smart cities. This evolution marks the shift into the multi‑edge era , where hundreds or thousands of mini “cloud zo
Dec 4, 2025


New AI servers 2025: rethinking design for managed power
In 2025, AI infrastructure shifts from “more power” to “managed power,” reshaping server, rack and facility design so performance, efficiency and resiliency advance together. This article explains what’s changing, why it matters, and how a pragmatic, integrated approach helps you deploy AI at scale without losing control of energy, cooling or uptime. At a glance AI servers now treat power as a first-class constraint: design from rack power budgets down to workload caps. Liq
Nov 17, 2025


DLC: liquid cooling for performance and sustainability
DLC—when liquid cooling becomes a lever for performance and sustainability. This article explains how Direct Liquid Cooling can unlock higher compute density, lower energy use, and practical pathways to heat reuse—all without compromising reliability or maintainability. At a glance Direct Liquid Cooling (DLC) enables high-density AI/HPC workloads while reducing cooling energy, fan noise and thermal hotspots. Warm-water loops and heat reuse turn “waste heat” into a resource,
Nov 17, 2025


Measuring AI cluster energy performance beyond PUE
Mesurer la performance énergétique d’un cluster IA au-delà du PUE classique — this article shows exactly how. AI infrastructure pushes power and cooling to their limits, and Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) alone no longer tells you if your compute is energy-efficient. In this guide, we explain practical, decision-ready metrics for AI clusters—from tokens-per-kWh and accelerator utilization to carbon- and water-aware KPIs—plus how to instrument, analyze, and act on them. At Sc
Oct 22, 2025


Ethical, efficient, AI-ready infrastructure in 2025
L’infrastructure du futur éthique efficiente et prête pour l’intelligence artificielle. In 2025, that means building foundations that are secure, low‑carbon, resilient, and capable of powering real AI outcomes—without compromising ethics or budgets. At Score Group, we bridge energy systems, digital infrastructure and new technologies to help organizations design, deploy and operate this next-generation stack. Through our Noor Energy, Noor ITS and Noor Technology divisions, we
Oct 22, 2025


Can hyperconverged architecture meet HPC demands in 2025?
L’architecture hyperconvergée face aux exigences du calcul intensif: can hyperconverged infrastructure really satisfy HPC workloads in 2025? If you’re weighing hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) for high‑performance computing (HPC), the short answer is: yes, in specific patterns—and no, for the most latency‑sensitive, tightly coupled jobs. This article clarifies where HCI fits, where it struggles, and how hybrid designs can align HPC needs with the operational simplicity of
Oct 22, 2025


HPC and AI in existing data centers: challenges, ROI
Intégrer le HPC et l’IA dans les datacenters existants contraintes/ROI/roadmap technique — this guide shows how to achieve it safely, efficiently, and with measurable ROI. High‑density compute and AI accelerators are pushing legacy data centers past their design envelopes. In this article, we map the constraints you must resolve, the ROI levers to quantify, and a pragmatic technical roadmap to retrofit GPU/HPC capacity inside existing facilities. As an integrator, Score Group
Oct 22, 2025


Adiabatic and liquid cooling essential for GPU farms
“L’adiabatique et le refroidissement liquide indispensables pour les fermes GPU.” In the age of AI-scale compute, adiabatic and liquid cooling have become the only credible path to safe, efficient, and scalable GPU farms. When you train large models or run HPC workloads, heat density and power transients overwhelm legacy air-only designs. In this guide, we explain when and how to use adiabatic systems and liquid cooling, why hybrid architectures outperform single-mode cooling
Oct 15, 2025


Vision and innovation where energy meets computing power
Vision and innovation at the intersection of energy and computing power. At Score Group, we turn this convergence into measurable performance, resilience, and sustainability—aligning your energy footprint with the computing capacity your business needs today and tomorrow. “Where efficiency meets innovation.” As an integrator, Score Group brings together three pillars—Energy, Digital, and New Tech—through our Noor divisions to design, deploy, and operate end‑to‑end solutions t
Oct 15, 2025
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