The Dark Cloud [Export Edition]: How Digital World Is Costing Earth Guillaume Pitron Scribe Publications Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance

A Gripping New Investigation Into The Underbelly Of Digital Technology Which Reveals Not Only How Costly Virtual World Is But Damaging It To Environment Simple ‘Like’ Sent From Our Smartphones Mobilises Will Soon Constitute Largest Infrastructure Built By Man This Small Notification Crossing Seven Operating Layers Internet Travels Around Using Submarine Cables Telephone Antennas And Data Centres Going As Far Arctic Circle Turns Out That ‘Dematerialised’ Essential For Communicating Working Consuming Much More Tangible Than We Would Like Believe Today Absorbs 10 Per Cent World’s Electricity Represents Nearly 4 Planet’s Carbon Dioxide Emissions Are Struggling Understand These Impacts They Obscured Us In Mirage ‘The Cloud’ Some Telling Numbers: If Were Country Be Third-Highest Consumer Behind China United States An Email With Large Attachment Consumes Energy Lightbulb Left On One Hour Every Year Streaming Generates Greenhouse Gas Spain — Close 1 Global Google Search Uses Up Two Minutes All Humanity Produces Five Exabytes Day Equivalent What Consumed Very Beginnings 2003 Amount Fill Million Blu-Ray Discs Piled High Eiffel Tower At Time Deployment 5G Connected Cars Artificial Intelligence Dark Cloud Result Carried Over Years Four Continents Anatomy Name Under Guise Limiting Impact Humans Planet Already Asserting Itself Major Environmental Challenges Twenty-First Century Σελίδες: 304 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm