Computational Power Redefined: AI in the Age of Renewable Energy

The convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and renewable energy is reshaping our technological and environmental landscape. As AI’s computational demands… Read more »


Convergent Innovation, AI, and Energy

In 1996, former Intel CEO Andrew Grove gave a keynote address that redefined the PC and changed the course of… Read more »


Feeding AI’s Bottomless Energy Appetite

AI isn’t just power-hungry, it’s ravenous. And, much to the dismay of environmentalists worldwide, it’s getting hungrier by the day. … Read more »


The Cloud Developer Conundrum: AI vs. Net Zero

Tension is mounting among big tech companies between the race to meet artificial intelligence demand, and fast-approaching net zero goals.… Read more »


Planning for the Power Demands of AI

In a series of reports released in April, the U.S. Department of Energy outlined use cases and guardrails for utilizing… Read more »


Bitcoin Mining with Chad Roach of Navitas Global

Listen now on Apple | Spotify | SimpleCast In Spring 2023, Soluna proudly announced a new investment partner at Project Dorothy – Navitas Global. Navitas Global is… Read more »


AI’s Water Usage with Professor Shoalei Ren

Listen now on Apple | Spotify | SimpleCast In this episode, we’re taking a deep dive into the use of water in AI computing in… Read more »


The environmental cost of data centers isn’t an AI problem. It’s an engineering one.

By Nicola Phillips and Dip Patel Earlier this month, Fortune published an article detailing the 34% increase in global water… Read more »


The Carbon Footprint of Project Dorothy: An LME Analysis

by Nicola Phillips, Contributing Writer REsurety, a software and solutions provider dedicated to accelerating the world’s transition to a zero-carbon future,… Read more »


Soluna’s Carbon Emissions with Rob Day

Listen now on Apple | Spotify | SimpleCast In this episode, we’re digging into Soluna’s carbon emissions.  An independent study has found that Project Dorothy,… Read more »