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Changing weather, changing risk: how can data centres adapt to a rise in natural catastrophes?
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Data Centres
Changing weather, changing risk: how can data centres adapt to a rise in natural catastrop …
Global heating is moving beyond a future environmental concern to become a present-day business reality. For the data centre industry, the challenge is increasingly one of adaptation: understanding where exposures exist, reducing vulnerability where …
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Data Centres
Keeping pace: workforce considerations for data centre construction
Some of the contents of this article were originally delivered during a panel session mediated by Rachel Norris, Partner, Lockton, at Datacloud Global Congress 2026, held in Cannes, on 2 June 2026. A reliable, sustainable talent pipeline has become …
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Carbon Credits
When a carbon credit fails, who pays?
For every participant in the value chain, there are tangible consequences of a failed carbon credit. Unpreparedness against potential credit invalidation can translate into significant legal, reputational, and financial repercussions. In this article …
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Real Estate & Construction
From design to operation: embedding resilience across the data center lifecycle
As the foundational infrastructure for today’s digital economy, data centers pose exacting standards to stakeholders at each phase of development. And in today’s AI‑powered world – as energy constraints tighten and regulation evolves – risk expands a …
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Crisis Management
Why executive security should be top-of-mind for digital asset companies
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Live Entertainment
Live music: building resilience against political violence risks
Event cancellation typically stems from adverse weather or the non-appearance of artists and key personnel. However, stakeholders within the entertainment industry must also recognize the threat of political violence to live productions – particularl …
