This spring, Scientific Computing World featured an article by Verne Global's CTO, Tate Cantrell, where he comments on the cost of the AI computing revolution. But, the costs may not necessarily be what you think.
Read more to learn about powering sustainable AI so organisations can minimise their carbon footprint whilst still accessing cutting-edge supercomputing to drive their innovations.
"Artificial intelligence (AI) is a subject of great debate when it comes to ethics, but one area people might not think about is its carbon footprint."
Don't miss out on Thomas Griffin's article for Forbes on the impact AI has on the environment and the crucial part Iceland plays in sustainable HPC and AI.
Read the article here.
Just two years ago, in 2019, an Informa (now Omdia) study found that while data centres were using 3 percent of the world’s electrical supply, on average, energy efficiency ranked fourth on IT leaders’ list of priorities when building or leasing a data centre. Furthermore, most of those surveyed as part of the study did not know the power usage effectiveness (PUE) of the data centres they used.
Verne Global’s hpcDIRECT solution available on-demand in pioneering new AI-as-a-Service marketplace
London, UK – 10 December 2019 – Verne Global, a provider of advanced data center solutions for high performance computing (HPC) and artificial intelligence (AI), today announced that is has partnered with Bonseyes, a secure marketplace and collaborative platform for building and trading AI applications with headquarters in Switzerland; a move that provides its platform users with access to Verne Global’s HPC optimised bare-metal infrastructure, hpcDIRECT.