Google unveils new water stewardship commitments
Google has announced a series of water stewardship commitments as it expands its data centre network, including a pledge by…
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AI’s water use will match the needs of 1.3 billion people by 2030, says UN
The water footprint of artificial intelligence could reach 9.3 trillion litres annually by 2030, which would be equivalent to the…
Ireland’s push to expand data centre capability driving up household electricity bills, report claims
The rapid expansion of data centres in Ireland is driving up household electricity bills and deepening the country’s dependence on…
AI expansion in Europe likely to be challenged by water and energy constraints
Efforts by the European Union to lead in artificial intelligence and cloud computing are likely to be affected by water…
Seven in ten UK residents believe government has failed on water security
Seven in ten (70%) UK adults believe that successive governments have failed to prioritise water security, according to a study…
Cooling systems now a central part of data centre strategy, says Frost & Sullivan
AI-powered computing demand is ‘fundamentally reshaping’ the role of cooling in data centres, a new whitepaper from Frost & Sullivan…
NVIDIA’s Josh Parker on how AI can turn business efficiency into sustainable impact
In April of this year, NVIDIA surpassed a $5 trillion market capitalisation, becoming the world’s most valuable company. The chipmaker’s…
Greening AI Data Centres Coalition seeks to establish shared standards for sustainable data centre development
Nine leading built environment and sustainable finance organisations have come together to launch the Greening AI Data Centres Coalition (GADCC),…
Why AI data storage is too thirsty for hybrid cooling
Op-ed by Dave Sierra and Scott Shadley, Solidigm. The AI boom is a thirsty business. By 2028, AI data centres…
Ireland ‘kicking the can down the road’ on emissions reduction, says climatologist
While Ireland is making progress on emissions reduction, this falls far short of the reductions achieved elsewhere in Europe, Professor…