How Danfoss is using AI to revolutionise building energy efficiency
How Danish engineering giant Danfoss is using advanced IoT and AI to deliver dramatic energy efficiency gains to buildings around the world.
Climate Change
Extinct creatures. Explosive ideas. Innovation needs creativity
Creative storytelling transforms scientific breakthroughs into cultural movements — from mammoth meatballs to AI art — making innovation relatable, emotional, and impactful for the public
The hidden carbon cost of business tech: Beyond AI hype, what else are we overlooking?
As global headlines focus on the environmental cost of artificial intelligence – from the staggering energy required to train large
Improving water efficiency for farmers with IoT and generative AI
Generative AI and IoT are transforming water efficiency in farming, helping farmers save resources, cut costs, and grow better crops despite climate-driven drought conditions.
Data has a water problem. Here’s what we can do about it.
The data centre market is exploding at a rapid rate, mainly driven by the march of artificial intelligence (AI), which
Mitigating AI’s environmental impact: A path to sustainable innovation
Discover how businesses can mitigate AI’s environmental impact through energy-efficient models, sustainable data centres, circular economy strategies, and AI-driven sustainability solutions.
Balancing AI innovation with environmental responsibility
EcoOnline’s David Picton on how businesses can successfully negotiate the trade-offs between the promises of AI and their progress towards net zero.
Can battery energy storage prove its worth and unlock the UK’s clean energy future?
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) are essential to the UK’s renewable energy future, addressing reliability, grid stability, and economic feasibility while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
How tech leaders can drive community impact with data centre ESG initiatives
Mark Pestridge of Telehouse Europe highlights how tech leaders can leverage data centre ESG initiatives to drive sustainability, workforce development, and community impact while advancing corporate goals.
Using AI in agriculture could be key to food security
Seizo Onoe of International Telecommunication Union explores how AI-powered agriculture can boost food security, optimise farming, and support sustainability—helping to feed a growing global population.
Keeping the lights on in an intermittent world
Michael Lynch, Global Real Time Operations Manager at Enel X on the scale, systems and virtual skills of a modern global network operations centre.
Delivering lifesaving healthcare in underserved communities
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Measuring carbon: Insights from SAP and BT
SAP’s Stephen Jamieson and BT’s Sarwar Khan on partnering to develop a means to track emissions across BT’s entire global value chain.
How to extract maximum sustainability from a move to the cloud
Sarwar Kahn, Sustainability Director (Business) at telco giant BT, on the company’s moves to net-zero and how to embed sustainability into cloud operations.
From bamboo boxes to repairable PCs: Lenovo’s drive for sustainability
Lenovo is driving sustainability through innovations like bamboo packaging, repairable laptops, and efficient liquid cooling, promoting circularity and reducing e-waste across IT product lifecycles.
The climate crisis needs a new age of business leadership – one that’s based on collaboration
SAP’s Stephen Jamieson makes the case for data exchange and collaboration between enterprises to drive shared sustainability goals.
Second-life applications for used EV batteries
Explore the innovative reuse of used EV batteries in second-life applications, transforming them into valuable assets for renewable energy storage and grid support.
Net zero path to sustainable IT
Organisations must prioritise sustainable IT to meet net zero targets by reducing GHG emissions, optimising data centres, and promoting eco-friendly digital workplaces.
The evolution of sustainability: Trends to watch in 2024
Heightened climate impacts prompt action, regulatory focus on greenwashing, climate technology adoption, and pivotal elections.
Is your website stopping you reaching net zero?
Digital technology is responsible for 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions and is rising each year.
Achieving sustainability ambitions is within reach for IT leaders
Capgemini’s Greg Bentham and Danuta Stojko discuss the IT industry’s role in the global transition to net-zero.
Taking a data-led approach to sustainability
Organiations are prioritizing sustainability, using data-driven, cloud-based platforms to track and manage greenhouse gas emissions and improve overall environmental performance.
Technology is both a blessing and a curse for sustainability
Technology aids sustainability through renewable energy but worsens pollution and waste. Individual and collective action can drive more sustainable practices.
Advantages of Eco-Friendly Marketing Strategies
Annie Button on why companies should understand and implement principles of green marketing and sustainability-focused advertising strategies.
JPMorgan: Walking The Walk
JPMorgan Chase & Co’s Tech For Social Good team is celebrating 10 years of doing good, impacting thousands of non-profits and empowering its own workforce.
Powering digital equity in Philadelphia
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
Houston, we need to save the planet!
Last November, the Sentinel-6 satellite launched with a mission to monitor the Earth’s oceans
Innovating cancer research in the cloud
Developed in collaboration with AWS, Cancer Research UK’s new cloud-based platform is having a game-changing effect on matching patients to the most effective potential treatments.
Remote working can be more than a matter of convenience
Distributed’s CEO Callum Adamson on how remote working will benefit business and the planet
Creative use of technology will save the university sector
Jon Faulkner, MD for Domain7 in the UK, outlines the tech that will make remote learning successful
Creating a pathway to hope
HIV prevention drugs have helped reduce infection rates globally. Now Gilead Sciences has rolled out its digital platform, PrEP Hub® , in the US with a mission to help improve access to drugs and reduce stigma among the communities that most need it.
We find out why it’s a gamechanger in the fight against HIV.
Codesigning tech for inclusion: The ICONIC project
Inside ICONIC, the research project that codesigned four novel new technologies hand-in-hand with the digitally excluded.
Climate Change
How Danfoss is using AI to revolutionise building energy efficiency
How Danish engineering giant Danfoss is using advanced IoT and AI to deliver dramatic energy efficiency gains to buildings around the world.
Extinct creatures. Explosive ideas. Innovation needs creativity
Creative storytelling transforms scientific breakthroughs into cultural movements — from mammoth meatballs to AI art — making innovation relatable, emotional, and impactful for the public
The hidden carbon cost of business tech: Beyond AI hype, what else are we overlooking?
As global headlines focus on the environmental cost of artificial intelligence – from the staggering energy required to train large
Improving water efficiency for farmers with IoT and generative AI
Generative AI and IoT are transforming water efficiency in farming, helping farmers save resources, cut costs, and grow better crops despite climate-driven drought conditions.
Data has a water problem. Here’s what we can do about it.
The data centre market is exploding at a rapid rate, mainly driven by the march of artificial intelligence (AI), which
Mitigating AI’s environmental impact: A path to sustainable innovation
Discover how businesses can mitigate AI’s environmental impact through energy-efficient models, sustainable data centres, circular economy strategies, and AI-driven sustainability solutions.
Balancing AI innovation with environmental responsibility
EcoOnline’s David Picton on how businesses can successfully negotiate the trade-offs between the promises of AI and their progress towards net zero.
Can battery energy storage prove its worth and unlock the UK’s clean energy future?
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) are essential to the UK’s renewable energy future, addressing reliability, grid stability, and economic feasibility while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
How tech leaders can drive community impact with data centre ESG initiatives
Mark Pestridge of Telehouse Europe highlights how tech leaders can leverage data centre ESG initiatives to drive sustainability, workforce development, and community impact while advancing corporate goals.
Using AI in agriculture could be key to food security
Seizo Onoe of International Telecommunication Union explores how AI-powered agriculture can boost food security, optimise farming, and support sustainability—helping to feed a growing global population.
Keeping the lights on in an intermittent world
Michael Lynch, Global Real Time Operations Manager at Enel X on the scale, systems and virtual skills of a modern global network operations centre.
Delivering lifesaving healthcare in underserved communities
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Measuring carbon: Insights from SAP and BT
SAP’s Stephen Jamieson and BT’s Sarwar Khan on partnering to develop a means to track emissions across BT’s entire global value chain.
How to extract maximum sustainability from a move to the cloud
Sarwar Kahn, Sustainability Director (Business) at telco giant BT, on the company’s moves to net-zero and how to embed sustainability into cloud operations.
From bamboo boxes to repairable PCs: Lenovo’s drive for sustainability
Lenovo is driving sustainability through innovations like bamboo packaging, repairable laptops, and efficient liquid cooling, promoting circularity and reducing e-waste across IT product lifecycles.
The climate crisis needs a new age of business leadership – one that’s based on collaboration
SAP’s Stephen Jamieson makes the case for data exchange and collaboration between enterprises to drive shared sustainability goals.
Second-life applications for used EV batteries
Explore the innovative reuse of used EV batteries in second-life applications, transforming them into valuable assets for renewable energy storage and grid support.
Net zero path to sustainable IT
Organisations must prioritise sustainable IT to meet net zero targets by reducing GHG emissions, optimising data centres, and promoting eco-friendly digital workplaces.
The evolution of sustainability: Trends to watch in 2024
Heightened climate impacts prompt action, regulatory focus on greenwashing, climate technology adoption, and pivotal elections.
Is your website stopping you reaching net zero?
Digital technology is responsible for 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions and is rising each year.
Achieving sustainability ambitions is within reach for IT leaders
Capgemini’s Greg Bentham and Danuta Stojko discuss the IT industry’s role in the global transition to net-zero.
Taking a data-led approach to sustainability
Organiations are prioritizing sustainability, using data-driven, cloud-based platforms to track and manage greenhouse gas emissions and improve overall environmental performance.
Technology is both a blessing and a curse for sustainability
Technology aids sustainability through renewable energy but worsens pollution and waste. Individual and collective action can drive more sustainable practices.
Advantages of Eco-Friendly Marketing Strategies
Annie Button on why companies should understand and implement principles of green marketing and sustainability-focused advertising strategies.