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Jul, 2016 : Data Center Cooling Costs Reduced by Google by using AI

📅 - Google has recently implemented Artificial Intelligence (AI) to help reduce the cooling costs of data centers. They are using what is known as the “DeepMind” AI platform. Tihs platform came from a British AI company and beat out the South Korean Go champion Lee Se-dol this year.

Using DeepMind is expected to impact the energy costs of the data center and help on a global level. Google already purchases more renewable energy than any other company in the world and has made large investments in global projects for renewable energy.

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