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Posts by Susannah Hill

AWS wants you to do some green software design

By Susannah Hill | December 20, 2024
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The hyperscalers are working to convince their customers to be highly efficient because demand is outstripping supply. We should do it.

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ExxonMobil builds gas plants for data centers and locks in customers for 30 years

By Susannah Hill | December 17, 2024
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ExxonMobil announced it will build gas-fueled electric plants. And it’s because of data centers.

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A photonic chip to vastly reduce the energy demands of AI computations

By Susannah Hill | December 12, 2024
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A photonic chip invention uses light to run all types of neural network computations at very low energy use rates and with speed and accuracy comparable to existing AI chips.

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Google builds renewables next to its data centers

By Susannah Hill | December 11, 2024
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Here is an article about Google’s $20B project with Intersect Power to develop wind and power on data center campuses that will skip the multiyear wait for grid connection.

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Visit the Cloud Sustainability Watch Library

By Susannah Hill | November 26, 2024

Our library contains articles, blogs, research, and podcasts about the environmental impact of cloud computing, GenAI, and data centers. Also our favorite go-to sources.

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Community organizers emerging in landscape of data center siting

By Susannah Hill | November 22, 2024
Community organizers emerging in landscape of data center siting

Our ongoing enjoyment of GenAI will require more data center capacity construction, and communities are objecting.

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