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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2025 · 23 MIN

Best of LinkedIn: Sustainability & Green ICT CW 28/ 29

from Best of LinkedIn: Digital Transformation & Tech · host Thomas Allgeyer

We curate most relevant posts about Sustainability & Green ICT on LinkedIn and regularly share key takeaways. This edition explores various facets of sustainable technology, focusing heavily on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its environmental impact. Several authors discuss the carbon footprint of AI models, advocating for transparency in reporting emissions and the adoption of green coding practices to reduce energy consumption. There's an emphasis on optimising software architecture for efficiency and considering the full lifecycle impact of digital systems. Beyond AI, the sources touch upon smart building technologies for energy efficiency, the inspiration of ancient joinery for sustainable design, and the broader integration of sustainability principles into IT infrastructure and business strategies. The discussions also highlight the importance of ethical AI, open-source development, and collaborative efforts in building a more environmentally responsible technological future. This podcast was created via Google NotebookLM.

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