Google debuts Carbon-Intelligent Computing Platform

James S Murray
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Tech giant announces new project is successfully shifting energy intensive computing processes to occur when the sun is shining and the wind is blowing

Google yesterday announced the latest breakthrough in support of its goal to utilise zero carbon power at all times, unveiling a new Carbon-Intelligent Computing Platform that matches data centre energy...

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