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The Green Cloud: Powering the Internet Without the Guilt
We all love the cloud. It’s where our apps live, where our photos get backed up, and where modern business truly happens. But here’s the catch: while the cloud may feel light and invisible, it has a very real—and very heavy—carbon footprint. Yes, your Friday night movie binge and Monday morning calls all trace back to data centers—vast warehouses of servers running 24/7, slurping up energy like there’s no tomorrow. But that’s changing fast. Wel…
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The Green Cloud: Powering the Internet Without the Guilt
We all love the cloud. It’s where our apps live, where our photos get backed up, and where modern business truly happens. But here’s the catch: while the cloud may feel light and invisible, it has a very real—and very heavy—carbon footprint. Yes, your Friday night movie binge and Monday morning calls all trace back to data centers—vast warehouses of servers running 24/7, slurping up energy like there’s no tomorrow. But that’s changing fast. Wel…
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