DataMove’s expertise in data centre relocation and cross-border IT logistics is increasingly recognised across the industry. Here’s a selection of our recent media coverage and editorial contributions.

TechRound

Are heatwaves the next big threat to AI and Europe’s digital infrastructure?

Alex MacColl featured in TechRound’s expert panel on extreme heat and digital infrastructure, explaining how cooling demand spikes exactly when grids are most stressed — and why organisations are increasingly relocating AI and hyperscale workloads north to the Nordics for natural cooling and abundant power.
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Comms Link

The environmental cost of data centres

Alex MacColl featured in Comms Link’s expert panel on data centre sustainability, making the case that the industry overlooks the embodied carbon and water locked up in hardware manufacture — a single server emits an estimated 1.5-1.8 tonnes of CO2 before it’s switched on — and that relocation, redeployment and second-life reuse are environmental decisions, not just commercial ones.
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Data Centre Review

What really happens when data centre hardware crosses a border?

Our PM EMEA, Alex MacColl, authored an opinion piece for Data Centre Review outlining the operational, engineering, customs and risk considerations that make or break a cross-border relocation — from T1 documentation and transit routing to chain of custody and engineering oversight.
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Data Centre Magazine

Ranked #3 in the Top 10 Data Centre Migration Companies 2026

DataMove was named the third-leading data centre migration company in the world by Data Centre Magazine, placing ahead of several global giants and recognised as a specialist in time-critical, cross-border relocations and the gambling sector.
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Energy Central — AI Infrastructure

On AI infrastructure and data centre energy draws

Alex MacColl provided expert commentary on the relationship between AI-driven energy demand and physical infrastructure location, explaining why latency-sensitive workloads can’t simply be re-timed to fit grid availability — making physical location a strategic decision.
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Energy Central — Grid Capacity

On Denmark’s grid pause and global energy infrastructure

Following Denmark’s decision to pause new data centre grid connections, Alex MacColl was quoted on how grid capacity constraints are driving operators to physically relocate infrastructure to jurisdictions with surplus capacity.
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