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Massachusetts has implemented new clean power rules restricting data center development to promote environmental sustainability and renewable energy use.
WIRED is hosting a livestream event on September 10 to address public concerns about data center expansion and environmental impact. The panel of experts will discuss energy consumption, sustainability, and policy implications.
Learn how data centers are exploring the use of wastewater, including urine, to cool their servers instead of using precious drinking water. This sustainable approach helps conserve water while keeping our digital world running.
Amazon's investment in a new gas-fired power plant in Texas could make it one of the country's largest single sources of greenhouse gas emissions, raising concerns about the company's environmental commitments.
Nvidia and Amazon are investing billions in massive power infrastructure to support the growing energy demands of AI, raising environmental concerns over fossil fuel reliance.
Costco is now accepting tech trade-ins from anyone, regardless of membership status, offering gift cards for old electronics. The program aims to reduce e-waste while providing consumer value.
Learn how Multiverse Computing is making AI models smaller, faster, and more efficient to reduce costs and environmental impact.
Europe’s EV market share surpassed 25 percent for the first time in June 2026, driven by a nearly 40 percent surge in registrations. The trend reflects strong policy support and growing consumer adoption.
Data centers built through 2033 could consume as much electricity as India uses today, raising concerns about sustainability and energy demand.
Learn to build a simple water usage monitoring system for data centers that demonstrates the environmental concerns raised by Water UK about scaling data center capacity without adequate water resources.
Germany has officially entered a new era in transportation, with electric vehicles outselling petrol and diesel cars for the first time in June. The country's shift toward electrification reflects strong policy support and growing consumer adoption.
New York becomes the first state to enact a data center moratorium, halting new hyperscale developments for up to a year. A companion bill could impose even stricter regulations on future data center projects.
