Businesses are starting to recognize the need for sustainable digital transformation as they look to adopt a digital-first mindset; primarily driven by the awareness of rising costs associated with power consumption and emissions.
This whitepaper from AMD highlights the need for more sustainable infrastructure and how your organization can achieve resource-efficient digitization with four key pillars.
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- How to make best use of available power with modern infrastructure
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- and How efficient data center cooling can reduce overheads and waste.
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