Amazon doesn't break out figures, but then again neither do Microsoft nor Google

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Analysts say real datacenter emissions are a dirty secret

After the signing of the Paris Agreement on climate change in 2015, the governments of many countries, as well as leading global companies, strategically started to get involved in environmental protection and opened chapters of sustainable action and business.

Nakon potpisivanja Pariskog sporazuma o klimatskim promenama 2015. godine, vlade mnogih država, ali i vodeće svetske kompanije strateški su počele da se uključuju u zaštitu životne sredine i otvaraju poglavlja održivog delovanja i poslovanja.

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Nokia Q&A: Embedding Sustainability in Industry 4.0

The overall demand for more entertainment and video communication services has highlighted the need for more sustainable solutions across the industry. According to a paper released by InterDigital, a mobile and video technology research and development company, and written by market research firm Futuresource, the video industry is rapidly emerging as a major emitter of greenhouse gas. Solutions like Pixel Value Reduction (PVR) can reap signifi…

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Research: Video industry a major emitter of greenhouse gas

Amazon doesn't break out figures, but then again neither do Microsoft nor Google As more businesses shift an ever greater number of workloads to the cloud, hyperscalers aren't doing enough to help CIOs or tech buyers, who are already under legislative pressure, to be more transparent about their own corporation's carbon footprint regarding compute services. . . .

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Research shows streaming accounts for 4% of global emissions, with video consuming 80% of internet traffic. Energy-saving technologies could reduce environmental impact by 2028.

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Streaming Video's Carbon Footprint Doubles Aviation Industry, InterDigital Study Reveals

The overall demand for more entertainment and video communication services has highlighted the need for more sustainable solutions across the industry. According to a paper released by InterDigital, a mobile and video technology research and development company, and written by market research firm Futuresource, the video industry is rapidly emerging as a major emitter of […]

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The video streaming industry accounts for 4 per cent of global carbon emissions according to research from mobile and video technology research and development company InterDigital. The company has partnered with Futuresouce Consulting to publish a report looking at sustainability in the TV and video value chain. It reveals that while streaming accounts for 4 per cent, the aviation industry accounts for just 2 per cent. The report, titled Spotli…

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Research: Video streaming is twice as bad as aviation for carbon emissions

Research from Interdigital and Futuresource has revealed the full impact of video entertainment, but AI and brightness-adjustment tech could help. The post Video industry generates twice the emissions of airlines appeared first on AV Magazine.

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