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Circularity Can Reduce Carbon Emissions From Data Centers by up to 50%, According to a New Arup Report.
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The data center industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by the rise of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the global surge in data consumption. Responsible for nearly 2% of global carbon emissions, their energy consumption has grown by 20% to 40% annually in recent years, and forecasts indicate that demand could double by 2026. This pace of expansion is accompanied by a sharp increase in the construction of new infrastru…
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