Preparing a business for growth can and does help the environment if you re-imagine processes
Smart technology is enabling researchers to harvest and analyze household data to model domestic energy demand and build a more accurate and detailed picture of how, when and why they use it.
Qoob CEO AJ Javan argues that building data centers for AI inference and fine-tuning might be a more practical opportunity than building bigger. These could be smaller, more distributed, and more sustainable.
Schneider Electric and Pure Storage share their experiences of working with a Frugal AI approach.
Cambridge Frugal AI Hub is designing AI systems to be more resource-efficient, sustainable, accessible and inclusive than those based on traditional approaches.
How to tackle the rising energy demand from AI, and using tech to protect our water supply and bio-diversity
Companies ramp up sustainability efforts as investments pay off, while the Trump administration continues its clean energy crackdown.
If homes are to be built and we are to transition to clean, secure energy, the construction sector will need to adopt new technologies.
Swiss telecommunications company Swisscom has replaced multiple spreadsheets with a single carbon management platform to track emissions across its supply chain. The system aggregates data from over 3,000 suppliers and uses industry benchmarks where specific emissions data is unavailable.
Ecolab scientist Dolly Batra explains how the rush to high-density data centers is also driving a costly problem in coolant degradation. More systemic monitoring and maintenance can help.
THG Ingenuity reduced data center power costs by 80% and eliminated its storage engineering team by deploying Pure Storage's all-flash platform across 15 global data centers, managing seven petabytes of data while improving sustainability and achieving 90% fraud reduction for e-commerce customers.
The firm’s Climate Risk Overview tool maps out coastlines most at risk from flooding and helps build the business case for nature-based solutions.
IFS's Sophie Graham asks how tracking emissions and analyzing sustainability can strengthen compliance and uncover insights that drive operational efficiency and innovation.
