clean-IT Initiative

The clean-IT Initiative was founded in 2020 by Hasso Plattner Institute for Digital Engineering to fight the exponential growth of carbon emissions caused by the widespread use of digital technologies on a global scale. The initiative aims to significantly reduce energy requirements of computer systems by applying algorithmic efficiency and sustainability by design as leading paradigms in the development of new computer systems and applications, such as next-gen data center, AI, media streaming and more. The scope of the international clean-IT movement ranges from raising awareness of the carbon footprint of computer systems to basic and applied research regarding energy-efficient IT infrastructures and services. It further encompasses the implementation of clean-IT solutions by major IT companies on a global scale. The clean-IT Initiative is a global and open network of academic institutions, IT industry and stakeholders from society and politics. Partners of the initiative publish information on the current state of energy-efficient digitalization and the latest clean-IT solutions, in addition to making policy recommendations.

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clean-IT: Towards Sustainable Digital Technologies (openHPI) OpenHPI
Hasso-Plattner-Institut

clean-IT: Towards Sustainable Digital Technologies (openHPI)

Embark on the journey towards a more sustainable digital world with 'clean-IT: Towards Sustainable Digital Technologies' offered by openHPI. This course explores how digitalization can be harnessed to achieve environmental goals and reduce our carbon footprint. From algorithmic efficiency to sustainability by design, learn the principles that guide effective reduction of energy consumption in digital technologies.

Mar 31st 2021
5-12 Weeks
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