Ultra-efficient AI won’t solve data centers’ climate problem. This might.
Despite DeepSeek’s AI efficiency gains, data centers are still expected to gobble up huge amounts of U.S. electricity.
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Rethinking energy demand can foster sustainable development and reduce emissions from buildings and transport
In a new study, scientists show that a mix of policy measures, including both technological solutions and behavioral changes, can significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from energy use in ...
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Toward sustainable computing: Energy-efficient memory innovation
Data centers currently account for about one percent of global energy consumption, amounting to 200 terawatt-hours of electricity annually. This ...
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His Decades of Advocacy Saved You Money While Fighting Climate Change. Here’s His Advice for This Moment
Steven Nadel considers strategy and history as he steps back from a career as one of Washington’s leading voices for energy ...
Energy Overhaul For SUNY Old Westbury's Natural Science Building
Gov. Hochul announced a $100 million investment for an energy retrofit at SUNY Old Westbury. It's the first major phase that ...
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Indoor cannabis farms in US use more energy than all other agriculture
Two-thirds of US cannabis is grown indoors, requiring lights and temperature control that produce a vast amounts of emissions ...
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A brain-inspired AI technology boosts efficiency and reduces energy consumption
Researchers at FORTH have developed a new type of artificial neural network (ANN) that incorporates features of biological ...
EmPOWER energy efficiency program a big success | READER COMMENTARY
While imperfect, EmPOWER Maryland, the state’s energy efficiency program, has been tremendously successful. The law was ...