• In search of green AI

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• The paradox of AI’s environmental impact: what you need to know

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• AI is not a new thing in digital heritage

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Introducing Artificial Intelligence: friend or foe?

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Green software: Measuring to understand and to improve

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Green software: Extend the lifespan of your (used) IT equipment

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Green software: Do more when the electricity is cleaner

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Green software: less energy = less CO2 emission

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Data storage in glass: Superman has already been immortalised

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Data storage in atoms: science fiction or future reality?

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Data storage in synthetic DNA: coding and decoding in secret code

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• The quest for sustainable alternatives to disks and tapes

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• To store 1% of the world’s data: what does that cost in terms of CO2 emission?

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• The hidden impact of cloud storage

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• The digital databerg

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• The need for a sustainability framework for the heritage sector

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• IT’s double role in sustainability

  • Tineke van Heijst mei 2025

  
• Reading tip: inspirational blogpost by Ross Spencer: monitoring carbon emissions at home

  • Tamara van Zwol mei 2025

  
• The CO2 impact of digital heritage storage and use: Using the Delpher platform as a case study

  • Tamara van Zwol apr 2025

  
• Guide '42 tips to make your heritage website more sustainable'

  • Tamara van Zwol apr 2025