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Power for data centers: breaking through the transmission bottleneck and enabling greater sustainability
The rapid growth of data centers, together with the push towards electrification from the transportation and industrial sectors, are expected to result in unprecedented stress on the US electrical grid. The problem isn’t simply lack of supply.
Power for data centers: breaking through the transmission bottleneck and enabling greater sustainability
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US technology giant Dell has long been an industry leader on implementing sustainable business practices. The company’s vice president of sustainability, David Lear, explains how these practices have smoothed the organization’s transition towards a circular economy model - and the importance of ‘rethinking the entire business’ to embed circularity.
Beyond ‘reuse’ and ‘recycle’: Dell’s circular economy strategy and ‘rethinking’ the business
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Nate Hurst, chief sustainability and social impact officer at HP, says business and consumer appetite for “as-a-service” models is on the rise. As a forerunner in adopting the circular economy philosophy, HP is well-positioned to respond.
As-a-service in demand: circular thinking helps HP get ahead of the curve
As-a-service in demand: circular thinking helps HP get ahead of the curve
Data flows through almost everything we do, from powering our smartphones to streaming our favorite shows to networking businesses around the world - and its use is increasing exponentially. By 2030, global dataflows are expected to be more than 20 times those of 2018. As our society uses more and more data, we need to simultaneously find ways to deliver that extra capacity without consuming excess energy.
ING delivers the first sustainability-linked loan to data center sector
ING delivers the first sustainability-linked loan to data center sector
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The sustainability champion you never knew you had – your CFO
The sustainability champion you never knew you had – your CFO
For years, pundits have predicted the continued demise of independent retailers. The arrival of shopping malls and power centers drew foot traffic away from the neighborhood Mom-and-Pop stores. Next came the axe wielded by e-commerce giants, notably Amazon. And finally, we saw rents rise to levels beyond affordability for the independent retailers as bank branches, drug stores, fashion houses and other national and international chains competed for space. These factors pressured many of our beloved independent proprietors to shut their doors.
Mom-and-pop stores could be prime for a renaissance
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