In 2019, the US Government spent up to 80% of its $90 billion IT budget1 on maintaining its existing legacy […]
The facts are clear: digital technology accounts for 4% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. That is 50% more than […]
China’s zero covid policy China’s zero covid policy highlights the benefits of a more sustainable IT strategy. Following the global […]
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This article on Arab News highlights the negative environmental impact the production of IT hardware continues to have and how more sustainable practices in IT, like third-party maintenance, could help businesses reduce their own carbon footprint. Evernex aims to help companies reduce carbon footprint
Toyota, the world’s largest automaker, downwardly revised its full-year production forecasts in September. Ford has cancelled shifts at its Dearborn F-150 plant in Detroit and General Motors has predicted a profit hit of up to $2 billion. The effects of the ongoing chip shortage are starting to be felt. And — it’s not limited to
The coronavirus pandemic added rocket fuel to existing technology trends, causing our reliance on the internet to explode. Almost overnight, remote working and e-commerce became essential parts of everyday life, and with reduced commuting and air travel, global carbon dioxide emissions initially fell by 6%. But our passion for data processing is not without an