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Google Cloud launches tool to help firms reduce carbon footprint

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Google Cloud, after analyzing collected data from its whole customer base in 2021, has recently announced that it has broadened scope of Active Assist to assist its clients in reducing their carbon footprint.

Throughout the year, Google has analyzed data that suggests users are accountable for over 600,000kg of carbon dioxide equivalent, which is locked up in several unattended projects. To put this in context, firms might have to plant roughly 10,000 trees in order to offset these emissions.

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