Extra storage needs for wasted information reveal a majority of businesses remain oblivious to the environmental consequences of their data strategies.
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September 13, 2023 | 11:41 PM BST
Miriam Murphy, CEO Europe, NTT Ltd.. Source: NTT
As much as 60% of business data is left unused which is not only wasting potential new revenue streams but also taking on extra storage space and consequently, growing carbon emissions.
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