Google will be on the ISE 2024 show floor encouraging visitors to reduce their total cost of ownership and drive sustainability with ChromeOS.
The company cites a paper by Justin Sutton-Parker of the University of Warwick that states annual end-user computing devices have a carbon footprint of 556,000,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions, and it would take a forest four times the size of France to remove the equivalent pollution from the atmosphere each year.
With ChromeOS Flex, users can upgrade their existing devices with a secure operating system and give a second life to their current devices. This can reduce IT overheads, time to deploy, and maintenance costs; reduce energy consumption by up to 19% on ChromeOS devices; and bring modern computing to legacy devices and increase their lifespan
ISE visitors are encouraged to bring their device to the Google stand in Hall 2 where the team will convert it (the process only takes a few minutes).
Stand number: 2N800
