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Google’s environmental report avoids the true energy costs of artificial intelligence
Google has released its 2024 Environmental Report, a more than 80-page document outlining all of the giant company’s efforts to apply technology to environmental issues and…
Vaire Computing raises $4.5 million for ‘reversible computing’ moonshot that could drastically reduce energy needs
With the rise of artificial intelligence, energy and thermal efficiency have once again become pressing concerns for companies that use and manufacture chips. The increasing demand…
Outside of artificial intelligence, few startups have attracted venture capital like climate technology. And like artificial intelligence, companies in the industry need large inflows of cash,…
Gorilla, a Belgian startup that helps energy providers aggregate big data, raises $25 million
Gorillaa Belgian company serving the energy sector with real-time data and analytics for pricing and forecasting has raised €23 million ($25 million) in a Series B…
Kelvin wants to help save the planet by applying artificial intelligence to home energy controls
When you’re looking for a startup idea that could slow down climate change, you might become an expert in home energy assessments. At least, that’s what…
Climate tech couldn’t escape the froth that engulfed the startup world earlier in the decade. For both founders and venture capitalists, it was tempting to raise…
Found Energy doesn’t have the typical startup origin story: It started with a space robot that supposedly ate itself. Now, the company is developing the same…
India gets an electric three-wheeled passenger vehicle that charges from 0 to 100% in 15 minutes. The launch of the new EV — a collaboration between…
For years, the solar energy sector has struggled with storing energy between seasons. The ability to harness the excess solar energy of the summer months for…
Larger rounds of funding raised by startups are becoming increasingly rare. However, for the new companies working on the future of energy, the market is surprisingly…