Towards Sustainable Energy-Efficient Data Centers in Africa

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environment and energydigital infrastructure

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Developing nations are particularly susceptible to the adverse effects of global warming. By 2040, 14 percent of global emissions will come from data centers. This paper presents early findings in the use AI and digital twins to model and optimize data center operations. Presented at OCP Future Technologies Symposium, San Jose, California | Nov 8, 2021

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