Platform.sh’s mission to reduce carbon emissions

This article was initially published under the Platform.sh brand. As this is a press release, we have retained the Platform.sh name for historical accuracy and citation consistency.

TL; DR: Platform.sh leads the cloud industry by highlighting and reducing the sector’s role in carbon emissions and environmental impact. Formed in 2015, Platform.sh provides users with an unified platform to build, run, and scale their web applications efficiently with fully automated infrastructure solutions. As cloud usage soars, the company has formed initiatives to limit energy use and its carbon footprint by optimizing infrastructure and leveraging server density. Platform.sh conveys a message of hope and environmental awareness on this Earth Day and beyond.

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About Platform.sh

Platform.sh is a cloud-based web application hosting platform, a leader in the management of fleets of websites and applications. Its innovative deployment platform allows teams in charge of eCommerce sites, media sites, innovative and high-traffic applications to focus their efforts on developing and improving their applications, without having to worry about infrastructure issues (scalability, continuous deployment, maintenance, security, 24/7 monitoring, etc.). Platform.sh is available in Europe, the United States and Asia, through global partnerships with AWS, Google, Azure, Orange and OVHcloud.

The company, winner of the European Commission's H2020 program, recently recognized by Numeum as part of the Top 250 for its international growth, member of the French Tech 120 and Gaia-X and certified "Great Place to Work", has its head office in Paris (France) and San Francisco and counts among its customers prestigious brands such as the Financial Times, Gap, Unity3D, Adobe Magento, Orange, Hachette, The British Council.

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