Using artificial intelligence, Meta can build its data centers with low-carbon concrete - Actu IA

In 2018, Meta committed to minimizing its environmental footprint and is targeting net zero emissions for its value chain in 2030. However, it has plans to build eight data centers. To reduce the carbon emissions this one will generate, META's team, with the help of Lav Varshney and Nishant Garg from the University of Urbana-Champaign, designed a low-carbon concrete using generative machine learning algorithms that they tested at the Delkab, Illinois, facility. Concrete has been used for thousands of years to construct buildings and structures. Although it has evolved, cement is now one of its ingredients, but it is also the major source of its greenhouse gas emissions.