Cal Innes
@cal-innes.bsky.social
- Digital Sustainability Specialist at Jisc
- Curator of the Digital Sustainability Newsletter
- Chair of the Jisc FE & Skills Digital Sustainability Community
- Environmental Journalist
- Guitarist & Singer in Faint Paint
- Curator of the Digital Sustainability Newsletter
- Chair of the Jisc FE & Skills Digital Sustainability Community
- Environmental Journalist
- Guitarist & Singer in Faint Paint
Thanks for all the help and guidance on this project Scott! Feeling really proud of what we've managed to put together ☺️
February 22, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Thanks for all the help and guidance on this project Scott! Feeling really proud of what we've managed to put together ☺️
My Pleasure @chrisbaraniuk.com - great article. It was a real eye-opener to learn a little more about the impact small programming changes can have on reducing emissions in such a monumental way.
For anyone interested, you can read Chris's article here: www.thereengineer.pro/p/the-tiny-s...
For anyone interested, you can read Chris's article here: www.thereengineer.pro/p/the-tiny-s...
The tiny programming tweaks that could slash emissions
But are they enough to offset AI's booming energy demands?
www.thereengineer.pro
January 16, 2025 at 9:34 AM
My Pleasure @chrisbaraniuk.com - great article. It was a real eye-opener to learn a little more about the impact small programming changes can have on reducing emissions in such a monumental way.
For anyone interested, you can read Chris's article here: www.thereengineer.pro/p/the-tiny-s...
For anyone interested, you can read Chris's article here: www.thereengineer.pro/p/the-tiny-s...
Reposted by Cal Innes
Linked to data centers studies is this very recent, thoughtful piece by Miranda Gabbot on water use by data centers in Spain. Published, btw, in the most important outlet for tech policy discussion, @techpolicypress.bsky.social (donate! They're worth it!). www.techpolicy.press/why-we-dont-...
Why We Don’t Know AI's True Water Footprint | TechPolicy.Press
Miranda Gabbott asks, by choosing AI industry-driven growth today, will urban planners in Spain jeopardize their water tomorrow?
www.techpolicy.press
December 4, 2024 at 1:06 PM
Linked to data centers studies is this very recent, thoughtful piece by Miranda Gabbot on water use by data centers in Spain. Published, btw, in the most important outlet for tech policy discussion, @techpolicypress.bsky.social (donate! They're worth it!). www.techpolicy.press/why-we-dont-...