Rajiv Garg
Prof. Rajiv Garg is a professor specializing in cloud computing at Emory University in Atlanta. He provides insights into the growing role of data centers in modern life and emphasizes the need for long-term sustainable practices in the industry, as well as innovative cooling systems to mitigate the environmental impact of these facilities.
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Rajiv Garg is the head of the Kenya Country Programme at Unep and discusses the pervasive issue of lead exposure.
Calls for stronger regulations to phase out lead in paints grow louder
Kenya· 2026-01-29
Prof Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing at Emory University in Atlanta.
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United Kingdom· 2025-11-05
Prof Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing and discusses the future of data centres.
Data centres in Virginia have taken over, residents aren't happyUnited Kingdom· 2025-10-26
Prof Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing at Emory University in Atlanta.
How are trade deals actually negotiated?United Kingdom· 2025-07-24
Prof Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing at Emory University in Atlanta.
US inflation rises as tariffs drive up pricesUnited Kingdom· 2025-07-15
Professor Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing and emphasizes the importance of sustainable data center practices.
Por qué los enormes centros de datos que permiten nuestra vida online requieren una enorme cantidad de agua (y el impacto que están generando)
Bolivia· 2025-07-14
Professor Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing and emphasizes the importance of sustainable data center practices.
Por qué los enormes centros de datos que permiten nuestra vida online requieren una enorme cantidad de agua (y el impacto que están generando)
Uruguay· 2025-07-13Prof Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing at Emory University and emphasizes the importance of long-term thinking in data centre operations.
Asia is reeling but is anyone winning?United Kingdom· 2025-07-10
Prof Rajiv Garg teaches cloud computing and emphasizes the importance of sustainable practices in data centers.
'I can't drink the water'United Kingdom· 2025-07-09