Event round-up: Photonics sprint campaign launch event
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Digital ID in the UK: what comes next? A techUK perspective
The digital id landscape in the UK has seen seismic shifts over the last 12 months, following years of fairly incremental progress.
techUK's Photonics sprint campaign 💡
Welcome to techUK’s Photonics sprint campaign, a five-month initiative (September 2025 – January 2026) showcasing and exploring the technologies, innovations, and opportunities shaping the future of Photonics in the UK.
How much energy does Google’s AI use? We did the math (Guest blog from Google Cloud)
Understanding AI’s footprint is crucial, yet thorough data on the energy and environmental impact of AI inference — the use of a trained AI model to make predictions or generate text or images — has been limited.
Cloud-enabled: what digital sustainability demands (Guest blog from GoCodeGreen)
If sustainability is the goal, then the cloud must be understood not as the solution but as an enabler.
Making Sustainable Choices: dark data and abstractions (Guest blog from Kainos)
Emissions data is often what’s holding us back from more sustainable approaches to cloud use; it’s often incomplete, it’s not granular, and its primarily retrospective, making it difficult, as users of those services, to know what to do.
GreenOps through FinOps: How to kick-start your cloud sustainability journey (Guest blog from Greenpixie)
GreenOps means maximising the value of your cloud provisions for sustainability as well as typical considerations like performance, security, and cost.
The path to a sustainable future for cloud computing
Cloud has the potential to support a more sustainable digital economy, but organisations should see it as the foundation for sustainable best practice and not a panacea.
Watch now: Navigating sovereignty in the era of cloud computing
As cloud computing becomes increasingly integral to how organisations store, process and derive value from data, the issue of digital sovereignty is more salient than ever.
