In 2017, @DeBeers saw an opportunity to leverage one new technology to fundamentally change how it presented diamonds to the global marketplace. The project De Beers envisioned to explore the idea was called @Tracr_Diamonds.
Read the full story / techforgood.net/casestudies/âŠ
Some researchers hypothesis that large language models consume hundreds of litres of fresh water and produce annual emissions equivalent to that of a small country. @ABBYY_Software's, Maxine Vermeir explores what can be done.
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â.. the only way to justify the amount of energy the #blockchain consumes is by demonstrating that it can actually solve a critical problem in society to make the world a better place.â
@Accenture's Chloe Tartan joins us on the #TechForGood Podcast.
techforgood.net/podcasts/chlâŠ
PODCAST // @CR_UK, the worldâs largest independent cancer research organisation, has digitally transformed.
At the forefront of the worldâs battle against cancer for the last 120 years, the charity has embraced agility and fast innovation in the Cloud in partnership with @awscloud.
Its new Experimental Cancer Trial Finder (ECTF) is an example of what can be achieved. Tech for Good meets the team to find out more.
Listen in full // techforgood.net/podcasts/theâŠ
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International Womenâs Day is a powerful opportunity to focus minds on continuing issues of gender inequity in the workplace. However, there are 364 other days in the year during which the stories of women making their mark in tech are really written. #EmbraceEquity
// @Servicemax's Angela Smith-Sly stories her experiences as a black woman in tech, and how her organisation's support of employee resource groups helped to educate, unite, and include.
It's mission critical.
@everywomanUK's Co-founder, @everywomanmax, discusses the pay gap, getting more girls into #STEM, championing diversity in tech, and this year's #TechForGood award contenders.
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NASA and other agencies are using satellites to map damage caused by the 7.8 and 7.5 earthquakes in southern TĂŒrkiye and western Syria on Feb. 6. go.nasa.gov/3lp7K22
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Here are 10 places around the world where conservation is doing big things: nature.ly/3CPMt7g
via @nature_org
Wetlands are the âkidneys of the earthâ, filtering pollution, storing carbon and buffering against storms. We cannot have healthy oceans and rivers without them. Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! đ§đđż