Digital emissions are a growing problem—but smart solutions are on the rise, too. In our latest project, Green Digital Futures, we’re exploring how to develop and use digital tools and services whilst minimising their negative impact on the climate.
A new study on the ecological footprint of the semiconductor industry suggests that the ongoing AI boom is also leading to rising emissions in this sector. Interface is now launching the Semiconductor Emissions Explorer as a new web app in the form of a microsite.
Lean websites and green servers reduce CO2 emissions of the internet. Grid-aware websites go one step further: they adapt to the power grid.
Free, unbiased access to internet search: that's the vision of the OpenWebSearch project. Their open search index is making it a reality.
Manufacturer Bose published API documents, allowing developers to give SoundTouch speakers a second life thanks to open source code.
From an overload of ads to AI overviews, choosing a privacy-focused, climate-friendly search engine can be tricky. Here's our handy guide.
Big Tech doesn't always mean good tech. With so many brilliant EU alternatives to the major platforms, why not pick a safer, fairier, local version?
Is green IT really as simple as refurbishing and recycling? We summarise our findings after numerous interviews and investigations.
Could data centres serve, rather than harm, our communities? Community-owned data centres give citizens control over their digital lives.
The demand for computing capacity is increasing worldwide whilst reports of the environmental impact of data centres grow. Techbuyer aims to counter this with refurbished servers.
