Events: Summer Series
This year’s webinar sessions will focus on the realities shaping decarbonization and infrastructure delivery right now: power availability, water strategy, materials, Scope 3 accountability, and responsible scaling in a demand-driven market.
Only Session One is open to the public. All other sessions are real-time and reserved for members of iMasons Climate Accord organizations. Intentionally unrecorded with no replay links. No edited recap. The conversation happens, and stays, in the room.
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Events
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Responsible Sourcing and Fair Labor Practices in Digital Infrastructure Growth
Virtual EventAs global supply chains expand alongside rapid growth in digital infrastructure and data center development, panelists examine how investors, corporations, and policymakers can promote responsible sourcing, labor protections, and sustainable practices across emerging industries and technologies.
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Building the Next Generation of European Infrastructure: AI, Power, and Sustainable Data Centers
Virtual EventEurope stands at the intersection of AI innovation, energy transformation, and digital infrastructure growth. Our experts will discuss how rising compute demand, shifting regulatory frameworks, and new power market realities are redefining the data center ecosystem and, ultimately, how the EU can continue to lead sustainable infrastructure development.
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Breaking the Power Bottleneck: High-Performance AI with Low-Carbon Impact
Virtual EventAs AI demand skyrockets, traditional GPU clusters are becoming unsustainable, demanding excessive power and cooling for training and inference. Learn how technology by Cerebras Systems enables energy-efficient AI training, accelerates sustainable scientific research, and supports organizations in achieving ambitious goals without sacrificing performance.
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Nature-Positive Infrastructure: Biodiversity and the Future of Data Centers
Virtual EventThis panel discussion led by RICS will highlight the growing responsibility of the data centre and technology sectors to move beyond carbon reduction and address the broader ecological impacts of their developments.
