Infrastructure is evolving at a dizzying pace, and while the front lines are in hyperscale AI data centers, the innovations that drive them forward are quickly finding broader adoption downstream, in neocloud, enterprise, multi-tenant and central office data center applications, including those at the edge of the network, where low-latency AI applications are increasingly common.apter for a company rich in tradition

Digital Infrastructure Ireland (DII), the leading industry group for the digital infrastructure and data centre sector in Ireland, has today announced the appointment of four new members to its Board as the organisation continues to strengthen its leadership and industry representation.

Digital infrastructure is no longer a supporting layer of the economy. It is now a defining foundation. From foreign direct investment and intellectual property to ICT, AI and energy systems, Ireland’s entire economic model is increasingly interconnected. This report - Digital Infrastructure for the Future We Want - explores the growing tension at the heart of that success.