Discover how modest efficiency improvements can reduce data center electricity growth by up to 17% by 2030.

The rapid rise of AI and cloud workloads is fueling a new wave of energy demand. Schneider Electric’s latest white paper reveals how infrastructure and ICT innovations can decouple digitalization from escalating energy use. Learn how the industry can collaborate to achieve sustainability targets while supporting continued digital expansion.

What you’ll learn:

The causes of post-2020 energy growth in data centers
The impact of PUE and ICT performance improvements on energy forecasts
How to leverage accelerated computing and liquid cooling for efficiency
Strategies for deploying sustainable behind-the-meter generation
Practical steps to “bend the curve” and enable a sustainable digital economy

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