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The Energy Dividend: Power strategies to maximise data centre investments

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By James Cook, Michael Corbett, Daniel Mewton, Simon Bartle, Kathryn Emmett, Aaron Wu, Adrian Barrus, Faatimah Zamir
| Lexology Verified
It’s no secret that in today’s digital age, defined by exponential growth in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other data-driven services, the major constraint on data centres is not computing capacity or network bandwidth, but the availability and cost of electricity.
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The UK Formalises Pathway for AI Growth Zones Designation (via Passle)

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By James Cook, Simon Bartle, Aaron Wu
| Slaughter and May Trainee Careers
On 30 April 2025, the UK government launched the formal qualifying process of its Artificial Intelligence Growth Zones (AIGZ) initiative. AIGZs intend to catalyse the deployment of AI technology infrastructure—principally hyperscale data centres and high-density compute facilities—on high growth-potential sites, through expedited regulatory pathways and preferential access to constrained resources.
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Real Estate Newsletter - June 2024

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By John Nevin, Mark Gulliford, Jane Edwarde, Simon Bartle
| Lexology Verified
NEWS So glad we made it Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill becomes law The Leasehold Reform Bill made it through to Royal Assent during the “wash up” period before the dissolution of Parliament ahead of next month’s general election. Significantly, the new Act does not contain provisions abolishing or restricting existing ground rents in long residential leases.
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