From subsidies dependence to self-reliance: Does computing infrastructure reshape the carbon emission reduction pathway of high-energy-consuming enterprises?

Key Points

• The adoption of computing infrastructure leads to reduced carbon emissions in high-energy-consuming enterprises.
• Enterprises display a 15% reduction in carbon emissions after enhancing their computing infrastructure.
• Analysis across various enterprises reveals the transition from subsidies dependence to self-reliance as a key outcome.
• Highlights the necessity for further studies to validate findings in diverse sectors and settings.