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Data center cooling is becoming an energy crisis. Aerospace engineering can help us solve it.

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By Mark Fenton
| Big Think Verified
In partnership with Cadence Artificial IntelligenceSustainabilityAerospaceEnergyCompute Scaling You’ve probably noticed the data center drag race unfolding before our eyes. From smaller regional operators to giants like xAI and Meta, key players vie for the right real estate: enough land for massive facilities, proximity to supply chains and infrastructure, and — perhaps most critically — access to reliable power (a lot of it).
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Pride 2025: Allyship says, ‘you are seen, you are safe, you belong’

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By Mark Fenton
| brnw.ch
Ten years after marriage equality, Mark Fenton and Patricia Byron ask: Is Irish allyship still active, or are we simply nostalgic for a moment of past progress? As Ireland celebrates Pride 2025 under the theme “Taking Liberties”, we mark ten years since the introduction of marriage equality and gender recognition legislation. This is an encouraging reflection not just on progress, but on the meaning of freedom and those who fight to uphold it.
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Innovation Without Compromise: The Case for Digital Twins

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By Mark Fenton
| SDC Channel Insights
Power grids keep countries ticking, generating and transporting power. However, a staggering 70% of data center facility leaders around the globe say their national power grid is being stretched to its limits. One key driver of this growing pressure is artificial intelligence (AI). As AI adoption accelerates, powering everything from drug discovery to fraud detection and autonomous assistants, the strain on the data centers that support it is becoming harder to ignore.
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