30-07-2025

Sustainable AI for businesses: how to approach it smartly

More and more companies are adopting AI in their operations. Sustainability in those AI decisions is crucial. In this blog, you’ll discover how to use AI smartly for both results and impact.

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Visualization of an AI chip with green circuits in an energy-efficient data center, symbolizing sustainable automation

Most companies can no longer ignore AI. But without a sustainable approach, your energy use can quickly spiral. This article shows how to apply AI in a conscious way for performance and sustainability.

Why AI is here to stay in organizations

AI takes work off your plate, improves processes, and is strategically essential. But many organizations ignore the impact: servers run 24/7, data requests are inefficient, and there’s no visibility into how much CO₂ it’s costing you.

Blind trust in high-demand models

Many AI tools run on GPUs or cloud compute without monitoring. You don’t know how efficiently models perform or how much energy they use.

No energy management in place

Data centers produce a lot of heat and consume huge amounts of electricity, but hardly anyone is looking at PUE, workload scheduling, or green energy sources.

What you can do right now to make AI more sustainable

Monitor AI workloads regularly for energy and CPU efficiency.

Create an AI playbook that outlines when to slow models down or use batch processing.

Use second-life hardware like GPU servers with support contracts, cuts CO₂ and saves money.

Schedule workloads smartly so heavy processes run during energy-efficient hours.

🔗 Learn more about our ESG scan & AI monitoring

Examples of companies doing it right

Data center X schedules intensive AI training at night, powered by solar, achieving a 30% CO₂ reduction.

Consultancy Y replaces cloud-only GPUs with refurbished on-premise servers with full support.

How SAVE helps (without making it complicated)

At SAVE, we link technical optimization to sustainability goals:

Making AI impact visible through dashboards and monitoring

Support for GPU infrastructure (refurbished and new)

Strategic advice: workload planning, cooling optimization, ESG reporting

🔗 More about our AI monitoring & support

Final note

You can’t afford to delay AI, but you can go green. Start monitoring, plan smarter, and make the most of what you already have, with the right support.

30-07-2025

Sustainable AI for businesses: how to approach it smartly

More and more companies are adopting AI in their operations. Sustainability in those AI decisions is crucial. In this blog, you’ll discover how to use AI smartly for both results and impact.

SAVE DCS logo

SAVE

Visualization of an AI chip with green circuits in an energy-efficient data center, symbolizing sustainable automation

Most companies can no longer ignore AI. But without a sustainable approach, your energy use can quickly spiral. This article shows how to apply AI in a conscious way for performance and sustainability.

Why AI is here to stay in organizations

AI takes work off your plate, improves processes, and is strategically essential. But many organizations ignore the impact: servers run 24/7, data requests are inefficient, and there’s no visibility into how much CO₂ it’s costing you.

Blind trust in high-demand models

Many AI tools run on GPUs or cloud compute without monitoring. You don’t know how efficiently models perform or how much energy they use.

No energy management in place

Data centers produce a lot of heat and consume huge amounts of electricity, but hardly anyone is looking at PUE, workload scheduling, or green energy sources.

What you can do right now to make AI more sustainable

Monitor AI workloads regularly for energy and CPU efficiency.

Create an AI playbook that outlines when to slow models down or use batch processing.

Use second-life hardware like GPU servers with support contracts, cuts CO₂ and saves money.

Schedule workloads smartly so heavy processes run during energy-efficient hours.

🔗 Learn more about our ESG scan & AI monitoring

Examples of companies doing it right

Data center X schedules intensive AI training at night, powered by solar, achieving a 30% CO₂ reduction.

Consultancy Y replaces cloud-only GPUs with refurbished on-premise servers with full support.

How SAVE helps (without making it complicated)

At SAVE, we link technical optimization to sustainability goals:

Making AI impact visible through dashboards and monitoring

Support for GPU infrastructure (refurbished and new)

Strategic advice: workload planning, cooling optimization, ESG reporting

🔗 More about our AI monitoring & support

Final note

You can’t afford to delay AI, but you can go green. Start monitoring, plan smarter, and make the most of what you already have, with the right support.

30-07-2025

Sustainable AI for businesses: how to approach it smartly

More and more companies are adopting AI in their operations. Sustainability in those AI decisions is crucial. In this blog, you’ll discover how to use AI smartly for both results and impact.

SAVE DCS logo

SAVE

Visualization of an AI chip with green circuits in an energy-efficient data center, symbolizing sustainable automation

Most companies can no longer ignore AI. But without a sustainable approach, your energy use can quickly spiral. This article shows how to apply AI in a conscious way for performance and sustainability.

Why AI is here to stay in organizations

AI takes work off your plate, improves processes, and is strategically essential. But many organizations ignore the impact: servers run 24/7, data requests are inefficient, and there’s no visibility into how much CO₂ it’s costing you.

Blind trust in high-demand models

Many AI tools run on GPUs or cloud compute without monitoring. You don’t know how efficiently models perform or how much energy they use.

No energy management in place

Data centers produce a lot of heat and consume huge amounts of electricity, but hardly anyone is looking at PUE, workload scheduling, or green energy sources.

What you can do right now to make AI more sustainable

Monitor AI workloads regularly for energy and CPU efficiency.

Create an AI playbook that outlines when to slow models down or use batch processing.

Use second-life hardware like GPU servers with support contracts, cuts CO₂ and saves money.

Schedule workloads smartly so heavy processes run during energy-efficient hours.

🔗 Learn more about our ESG scan & AI monitoring

Examples of companies doing it right

Data center X schedules intensive AI training at night, powered by solar, achieving a 30% CO₂ reduction.

Consultancy Y replaces cloud-only GPUs with refurbished on-premise servers with full support.

How SAVE helps (without making it complicated)

At SAVE, we link technical optimization to sustainability goals:

Making AI impact visible through dashboards and monitoring

Support for GPU infrastructure (refurbished and new)

Strategic advice: workload planning, cooling optimization, ESG reporting

🔗 More about our AI monitoring & support

Final note

You can’t afford to delay AI, but you can go green. Start monitoring, plan smarter, and make the most of what you already have, with the right support.

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IT-infrastructuur

Ontvang inzicht in kosten, CO₂ en e-waste reductie. Kies de variant die bij jouw organisatie past:
voor algemene besparingen of een eerste CSRD-inzicht.

Ontvang inzicht in kosten, CO₂ en e-waste reductie. Kies de variant die bij jouw organisatie past:
voor algemene besparingen of een eerste CSRD-inzicht.