Opinions

10 Aug 2020

Defining the Carbon-Footprint of the Digital Economy

The digital economy is a vast interconnected, global system – we must create a framework to quantify its environmental impact and set out the industrial goalposts required to reach our 2030 emission targets.

Energy Utilities hold the Ace card for Urban Hyperscale Data centers

Urban environments will struggle to integrate hyper-scale data centers because suitable sites are in short supply.

The Redundant Urban Gridiron – The Hyperscale Architecture of the Future

The need for better resiliency will result in redundantly connected availability zones and redundantly connected regions.

Opinion: Why we need a Carbon Footprint for the Digital Economy.

Chairman Max Schulze with a personal opinion on why we need to know more about the carbon footprint of the digital economy.

Energy Flexibility – The missing ingredient for the energy transition

Data centers would profit from their ability to integrate intermittent renewables into the wider electricity system. That’s what we call net-positive digital infrastructure.