100% renewable electricity, matched hour by hour. Carbon-neutral operations, audited annually. Hardware that gets a second life, not a one-way trip to the landfill. The numbers — and the methodology — published in full.
Most hosts measure sustainability with a single number — usually annual offsets bought in bulk. We measure three, and each is independently audited.
Every server, every PoP, every backup site. Matched at the same hourly resolution we draw the power on — not netted off across the year.
Scope 1, 2, and 3 covered. Where we can't electrify yet — diesel backups, employee travel — we offset with high-quality removals, not avoidance credits.
94% of decommissioned hardware is refurbished and re-deployed or sold. The rest goes to certified e-waste partners. Nothing sees a landfill.
We sign PPAs in the same grid region we draw load from. No buying wind credits in Texas to power a server in Frankfurt.
The same numbers our auditor sees. Updated quarterly, archived going back to our first impact report in 2021.
A server that runs cool draws less power. A schedule that follows the sun draws cleaner power. Most of the gains come from operations, not procurement.
Six of nine PoPs use outside air for >85% of the year. Mechanical cooling kicks in only when the ambient won't hold the cold aisle.
Latency-tolerant workloads — backups, batch jobs, log processing — run when and where the local grid is greenest.
We refurbish, redeploy, or resell 94% of decommissioned servers. The rest goes to certified e-waste partners with chain-of-custody reports.
Cloud and shared workloads consolidate onto fewer hosts during off-peak hours. Idle racks power down — they don't sit warm waiting for traffic.
Every hardware vendor we buy from signs onto Scope 3 reporting and a takeback program. We turn down vendors that won't.
Energy mix, PUE, hardware lifecycle, Scope 1+2+3, offset purchases — all public, all archived, with the methodology in plain English.
The full 2025 impact report — methodology, raw data, auditor's letter — is public. If anything in it doesn't add up, we'd rather hear about it than not.