Josh Parker, head of sustainability at Nvidia, said Nvidia, which dominates the supply of chips for training and running artificial intelligence models, “has always focused on innovation.” This means focusing on areas that can improve “data center sustainability,” particularly energy efficiency, but also water savings. Parker said that US hyperscale cloud computing companies accounted for at least 75% of corporate clean energy purchases last year. “These investments will pay off in the end,” he said. And the “demand signal currently being released” by these companies is, “We need more clean technology, and we also need more clean energy.

Josh Parker, head of sustainability at Nvidia, said Nvidia, which dominates the supply of chips for training and running artificial intelligence models, “has always focused on innovation.” This means focusing on areas that can improve “data center sustainability,” particularly energy efficiency, but also water savings. Parker said that US hyperscale cloud computing companies accounted for at least 75% of corporate clean energy purchases last year. “These investments will pay off in the end,” he said. And the “demand signal currently being released” by these companies is, “We need more clean technology, and we also need more clean energy.