BT gives business customers more oversight over AI emissions

Stuart Stone
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The BT offices on Sovereign Street in Leeds. Photo: Philip Openshaw via iStock
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The BT offices on Sovereign Street in Leeds. Photo: Philip Openshaw via iStock

Update to firm's carbon dashboard platform allows businesses to track how apps and AI impact network and data centre emissions

BT has unveiled an update to its carbon monitoring platform for business customers that give firms' more insight around how their use of artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting electricity consumption...

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