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Owen Thomas

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Global Head of Editorial Content for ING Research. Used to read out loud for a living. Don’t miss the 0210 alarm calls.
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No more hip pain

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By Owen Thomas
| Christian Science Sentinel
Add Optional Note 400 characters Add Bookmark to Folder $label.name Loading... New Bookmark Folder This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed. When I began having pain in my hip several years ago, I thought it was related to some strenuous yard work I’d done. I expected it to clear up by itself, but that didn’t happen.
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AI growth is running into a power and heat constraint

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By Owen Thomas
| Data Center Dynamics
Owen Thomas is CEO and Senior Consultant at Red Oak Consulting And why engineering discipline is essential to match AI ambitions Artificial intelligence is advancing quickly, and its physical footprint is expanding at the same rate. In the UK, AI growth is no longer constrained only by software capability or hardware availability, but increasingly by electrical infrastructure and heat rejection capacity within data centers.
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Is AI growth starting to hit the UK’s physical limits?

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By Owen Thomas
| Data Centre Review Magazine
Owen Thomas, CEO and Senior Consultant at Red Oak Consulting, explains why the next phase of AI growth in the UK will depend not just on compute ambition, but on the power and cooling systems that can support it. Artificial intelligence is advancing at pace. In the UK, however, its growth is meeting a hard physical reality. The systems that power and cool our data centres are under strain, and in key regions, grid capacity is tightening. AI ambition is running into a heat and power wall.
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