Data centres (DCs) are the beating heart of our digital lives: streaming movies, securing online financial transactions, and storing memories in the cloud. But behind… Read More »Toward Sustainable Data Centres: Balancing Digital Growth with Climate Goals
Continuing from the previous posts, here I would like to share the findings and summary after using a simple Python code to manage the data.… Read More »The Impact of Lifestyle on Electricity Consumption and Emission – Part 2
Every person consumes a different amount of energy based on daily behaviours influenced by their location and income. People in rural village presumably use less… Read More »The Impact of Lifestyle on Electricity Consumption and Emission – Part 1
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AI enthusiasts must have read this book called “AI Superpower” by Kai-Fu Lee. The author shares his perspectives on how China threatens the US as… Read More »Is China Leading in AI?
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Recently I read an interesting article by Dr. Peter Asaro, What is an ‘Artificial Intelligence Arms Race’ Anyway?. The AI Arms Race phrase is blooming… Read More »What do You Know About AI Arms Race?
I presented this proposal in the 2019 SPRU Science Technology and Innovation Policy Challenge with my friend Benjamin Cornejo Costas, and we received the main… Read More »The Role of Blockchain in Mobility as a Service for London Transportation
Last Tuesday I attended an interesting event by Kata Data and UNDP Indonesia about Climate Change in the National Library. There were 4 different panels… Read More »How You Can Stop Climate Crisis
One time when I was playing with my 4 years old kid in a bedroom, I went out to the dining room only to take… Read More »Screen Time for Little Kids