'Immediate action and fresh thinking': Intel plots road to net zero by 2040

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Inside Intel's 5th generation processor | Credit: Intel
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Inside Intel's 5th generation processor | Credit: Intel

Semiconductor giant sets out plans to invest slashing core and value chain emissions through greener product design, energy conservation and new renewables-powered facilities

Intel Corporation has set its sights on achieving net zero emissions within its own operations by 2040, in addition to slashing emissions and energy use across its products and value chain, as the IT semiconductor...

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