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Were closing in on our first climate-tech conference TC Sessions: Climate & The Extreme Tech Challenge 2022 Global Finals kicks off on June 14 in Berkeley, California. Founders, CEOs, VCs, scientists, policy-makers and developers on the forefront of fighting climate change will be there. Will you?

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Heres just one example of the leaders youll get to hear, learn from and connect with at the conference. Check the event agenda to see the others, including Bill Gates and U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm.

Fred Plais, a TC Sessions: Climate partner, is also the co-founder and CEO of Platform.sh. Hes conducting a breakout session called, Reducing your Cloud Computing Climate Impact. Its a vital topic since, according to an IDC forecast, adopting cloud computing could reduce carbon emissions to the tune of one billion metric tons by 2024.

Clearly, deploying to the cloud is a better choice for the climate, but you can further reduce your emissions by taking a couple of key steps, and Plais will lay them out in his session. Youll learn more about how the tech community is helping to mitigate climate change and walk away with a simple strategy to reduce your carbon footprint in the cloud.

Plais, a serial entrepreneur, has been building and running digital products and teams since 2000. Hes passionate about startups as well as building and managing international teams and impactful projects.

Learn more about our other breakout sessions and the early-stage startups exhibiting at the show be sure to go meet them and greet them.

TC Sessions: Climate 2022 takes place on June 14 in Berkeley, California (with an online day June 16). Knowledge and opportunities await you dont waste another second to buy your pass!

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