GTBank's Core Banking Platform Switch Hits Snags, Leaving Customers Frustrated
GTBank's switch to a new core banking platform, Finacle, has been marred by technical issues, leaving customers frustrated and in the dark.
Sophia Steele
The tech industry's once-vaunted commitment to sustainability has been overshadowed by the insatiable demand for artificial intelligence capabilities, leading to a significant expansion of cloud data center footprints. This surge in data center construction has pushed sustainability concerns to the wayside, as enterprises and cloud providers prioritize AI adoption over environmental responsibility.
The rise of AI has created a paradox, where the need for rapid scaling has led to a drift away from sustainability ideals. The increased processing power required for AI applications has resulted in a substantial increase in energy consumption, contradicting the industry's previous emphasis on reducing carbon footprints.
The consequences of this trend are far-reaching, with the rapid pace of technological advancement outstripping the development of sustainable practices and technologies. To address the environmental impact of AI, innovative solutions are needed, including more efficient chip designs, advancements in cooling technologies, and increased investment in sustainable energy sources.
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