Sustainable AI and Data Centers: What's Working So Far

AI adoption and data center development are often framed as environmental risks to be managed. But could these megatrends also present a climate opportunity?

Crusoe, a leading AI infrastructure company that builds and powers its own data centers, is one of the early companies testing this hypothesis. The company recently contributed to a World Economic Forum playbook for data center sustainability and resilience, drawing on its experience embedding sustainability and resilience and engaging local communities early in data center planning.

The Climate Leadership Council, meanwhile, argues that AI adoption could do more for clean energy than two decades of policy, because it finally puts a large, long-term buyer behind sustainable technologies. Fusion, advanced geothermal, small reactors, and multi-day storage are all now progressing on the strength of data center demand.

Join Crusoe, the Climate Leadership Council, and Gravity for a conversation about the sustainable AI and data center opportunity, and how to make it real.