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The ecological footprint of digitalisation

Tuesday, 26.11.2024
Pauallin

The "ecological footprint of digitalisation" refers to the environmental impact caused by the use of digital technologies. This includes the energy consumption of data centres, the production and disposal of electronic devices and data traffic on the internet. Every activity in the digital space, be it sending an email or similar, contributes to the ecological footprint.

How much energy do digital applications need, what is the impact of the increased use of AI, and can digitalisation also save electricity?

These and other questions are discussed in a new edition of our "Digital Salon".

Cooperation with:

acatech - German Academy of Science and Engineering

Programme of the event:

2024_11_26_Digitaler_Salon_Druck

Tuesday, 26 November 2024

6.30 pmAdmission (no snack sales!)

7.00 pm

Greeting

7.10 pm
The digital ecological footprint - impulses and discussion
Prof. Dr. Tueeter Kranzlmüller,
Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre

Dr.
Stephanie Metzner,
Head of Sustainability Software, IBM Technology DACH

Prof. Dr.
Markus Vogt,
Chair of Christian Social Ethics at the Faculty of Catholic Theology at LMU Munich

Moderation:
Dr.
Anna Frey,
acatech office, Munich

8.45 pm
Finish with wine and bread

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