COP30 in Belém, Brazil marked a turning point for climate action, elevating technology and AI as key drivers of sustainability. Discover how digital innovation, from emissions tracking to AI-powered resilience, is shaping the future of climate strategy and operational excellence.

COP30 was held in Brazil this year, with much attention focused on adaptation finance and forest protection but for the first time we saw the rise of technology and AI on the agenda.

A strong focus on people, planet and communities has driven several notable achievements, including carbon neutrality for Scope 1 and 2 emissions, more women in leadership positions and more under-represented groups reached through community STEM education programmes.

Logicalis CEO Bob Bailkoski is leading by example on sustainability, helping customers cut carbon and energy costs while driving internal carbon neutrality and community impact.

Explore how Logicalis tackles sustainability data challenges using IBM Envizi, blending ESG metrics with qualitative insights for meaningful impact.

Artificial intelligence has moved from the fringes of operational considerations to the forefront of operations. As organisations race to implement AI innovations, we all face a critical question, how do we reconcile the energy-intensive nature of AI with existing sustainability commitments?

Logicalis announces it has achieved its 2025 target for carbon neutrality in Scope 1 and 2 emissions - marking a significant milestone in the company’s journey to reach its SBTi-validated goals.

Watch as Bob Bailkoski discusses how Logicalis has achieved carbon neutrality for its Scope One and Scope Two emissions, reaching its 2025 target.

At Logicalis sustainability isn’t a secondary activity. It’s embedded in our DNA. As we mark our achievement of carbon neutrality for Scope 1 and 2 emissions, it’s a moment to reflect on not only how far we’ve come, but also on the road ahead.