Strategies to decarbonise AI

The most recent AI models are based on massive data centers, whose electricity consumption is exploding. By 2022, these infrastructures already accounted for 1% of the world's electricity demand. By 2026, this share could reach 4%, in a context where power grids are already under stress. The generation of images, texts, or [...] The post IA and energy: an unsustainable forward leak? appeared first on ChannelNews.

Strategies to decarbonise AI

The accelerating adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving up energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the AI value chain, raising urgent concerns about its long-term sustainability and the environmental impact on tech giants. In response, new research outlines key strategies to decarbonise AI, focusing on improvements in energy sourcing, data centre infrastructure, and technology innovation, reveals GlobalData. The…

AI reshapes data centre energy, cooling & sustainability strategies

AI's rapid growth is forcing data centres worldwide to rethink power, cooling, and design, boosting energy use and sparking innovative, sustainable solutions.

FM launches Intellium Program

Named for the combined power of intelligence and strength, the FM Intellium program provides clients with solutions to address the converging complexities of data centres, artificial intelligence, computing technology advancements and power generation demand.

Research quantifies environmental impact of liquid cooling in data centers

Large data centers are necessary for driving next-gen technologies including large language models (LLMs) and generative and agentic AI. However, their environmental challenges are increasingly concerning. “Strong action is necessary,” Microsoft researchers wrote in a new paper published in Nature. “However, without understanding the overall environmental implications of new technologies, organizations find it difficult to chart a path to their …