Powering Change

Connected Climate Solutions

The Connected Revolution

Technological innovation is deepening our understanding of the toughest environmental challenges – and giving us new ways to solve them.

A recent white paper from 451/S&P Global Intelligence, commissioned by Arm, explores how progress in four sectors—energy and utilities, buildings, datacenters, and transportation—will have a major impact on global emission reductions.

By taking a digital path to net zero carbon, we can drive efficiency and create opportunity, even as we reduce emissions.

Decreasing Energy Usage, Increasing Energy Efficiencies

Data Centers
Data Processing Units (DPUs) such as NVIDIA's Bluefield-3, which contains 16 Arm processors, increase throughput while lowering power consumption.

Transportation
EVerBendy, an experimental flexible chip based on Arm, will allow EV makers to wrap ML-capable plastic processors around every battery cell, so enhancing vehicle safety, range, and module life.

Energy/Utilities
Korea Electric Power Company (KEPCO) deployed 30 million smart meters, based on Arm processor technology, to help manage energy consumption across its network.

Net Zero Buildings
Johnson Controls OpenBlue Enterprise Manager solution reduces energy spend by up to 30% and decreases carbon footprint by 20-40%. Tracking a building’s assets is a complex computing task, which is why Johnson Controls is partnering with Arm.