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L’impact des data centers ressenti jusqu’à 10 km de distance ?

La course à l’intelligence artificielle entraîne une multiplication spectaculaire des centres de données à travers le monde. En France aussi, ces infrastructures sont encouragées, notamment au nom de la souveraineté numérique. Mais derrière cette expansion, les impacts environnem ...  Show more

Une entreprise abandonne l’écologie et fonce sur l’IA ?

L’intelligence artificielle est partout. Promesse d’avenir pour les uns, nécessité stratégique pour les autres, elle attire désormais des acteurs bien au-delà du secteur technologique. Dernier exemple en date : la marque américaine Allbirds, connue pour ses chaussures… et son pos ...  Show more

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