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Digital Realty Harnesses IBM’s Envizi for ESG Enhancement in Its Data Centers

📅 July 22, 2023 - Digital Realty uses IBM's Envizi to optimize ESG data insights across global centers, enabling efficient management and insights extraction from vast ESG data.

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