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How is IBM Achieving a Green Future for Data Centers?

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by Maison Edwards
April 18, 2024
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How is IBM Achieving a Green Future for Data Centers?

IBM’s commitment to sustainable data center operations is commendable and necessary in the face of global energy concerns. The company’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) report underlines this dedication, outlining the steps IBM is taking to ensure their data centers are not only efficient but also environmentally responsible.

Upping the Ante on Renewable Energy

IBM’s impressive stride towards renewable energy with 74 percent of their data center operations being powered by such sources is a strong move towards a greener future. The fact that 28 of their data centers are fully run on renewable energy is a testament to their commitment to reducing environmental impact.

Excellence in Operational Efficiency

IBM’s investments in operational efficiency, including advanced cooling systems, energy-efficient IT, and improved lighting, not only demonstrate a commitment to sustainability but also showcase their success in minimizing energy consumption without sacrificing service quality. Their achievement of a Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of 1.46 is a clear indicator of their ability to optimize data center operations.

Through continued innovation and responsible practices, IBM is showing how technology companies can integrate sustainable methods into their business models while still maintaining high standards of operation and service.

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