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Green IT reduces the environmental impact of IT systems and promotes sustainable practices within the technology sector. It includes strategies for energy conservation, waste reduction, and maximizing resource utilization.
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Design digital products and infrastructure with lower energy, resource use, and lifecycle impact.
Green IT grew from environmental management and energy efficiency, plus recognition that manufacture, operation, and disposal affect the environment.
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