- Published on October 4, 2021
- In IT Services
How Cloud Providers Aim To Go Green In 2021
Continued adoption of cloud computing can prevent carbon dioxide emission by more than one million metric tons between 2021 and 2024.
- By Debolina Biswas
Experts and researchers worldwide cannot help but accept that climate change is real, and it is high time that we take action to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. According to the International Data Corporation (IDC), the continued adoption of cloud computing can prevent more than one billion metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions between 2021 and 2024.
Cloud providers across the globe have been helping client companies make the green shift and change the world for the better. Replacing high-footprint resources with low-footprint ones include shifting from manually inputting data into sheets to set up the seamless flow of data connectors -- automated, real-time data -- and finally analysing the data to produce actionable insight.
Realising this urgent need, tech a
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Debolina Biswas
After diving deep into the Indian startup ecosystem, Debolina is now a Technology Journalist. When not writing, she is found reading or playing with paint brushes and palette knives. She can be reached at debolina.biswas@analyticsindiamag.com
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