Data has a water problem. Here’s what we can do about it.
The data centre market is exploding at a rapid rate, mainly driven by the march of artificial intelligence (AI), which
Milin Patel
Northern Ireland’s Digitally Enabled Pandemic Response
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Women in Tech: Mission Critical
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Teenage Tech Stories: Alisha Arora
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Teenage Tech Stories: Jakomba Jabbie
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Milin Patel
Data has a water problem. Here’s what we can do about it.
The data centre market is exploding at a rapid rate, mainly driven by the march of artificial intelligence (AI), which