The 20-year agreement comes as the tech giant rushes to meet ambitious green goals for its data centers operations.

The existing DCIM tools can monitor power use, but the big picture is still lacking.

Germany's Energy Efficiency Act sparks a global debate on data center sustainability and heat reuse strategies.

Novel materials for everything from wind turbines to carbon capture could help cut emissions. A small but growing number of startups want to use AI to develop them faster.

Thousands of companies and cities buy renewable electricity credits to meet their climate targets and bolster their sustainability claims. But what does buying those credits actually mean?

None of the tech companies in East Asia analyzed by Greenpeace have climate commitments in line with recommendations to limit global warming to 1.5C.

How green is a given data center, really? A new report by Cirrus Nexus found the answer can vary significantly based on factors like time of day or season. Here's what to consider when evaluating data center sustainability options.

Training a single AI model can gobble up more electricity than 100 US homes use in an entire year. But with the such fast growth and limited transparency, no one knows exactly how much electricity and emissions can be attributed to the AI sector.

As the world heats up, data centers continue to look for new ways to keep cool and improve efficiency. The Green Grid hopes its updated tggTCO tool will help.

Thanks to geothermal energy in Iceland, citizens pay almost nothing for electricity, the air is clean and outdoor swimming pools stay warm year round.