Pure Storage has released its first ESG report, which provides visibility into the company’s current metrics and sets out commitments to make meaningful progress toward a better future for the global community.
“Pure is making a significant and immediate impact today by reducing carbon emissions from data centers around the world through our environmental sustainability efforts,” said Charles Giancarlo, president and CEO of Pure Storage. “Pure’s products have a positive impact on our customers’ environmental footprint by requiring significantly less power, space and cooling, and producing less waste than all-flash to disk or competitive systems.
Building sustainable technological infrastructure is necessary to mitigate global warming and the worst impacts of climate change. Pure leads the way by designing and manufacturing products and providing services that enable customers to significantly reduce their own environmental footprint. As part of this ESG report, Pure conducted a Product Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) of its portfolio, specifically of FlashArray products, which revealed that Pure customers achieve up to 80% reduction in energy consumption. direct use of carbon by data systems compared to competing products.
Expanding on the energy and emissions savings that Pure brings to its customers, Pure’s unique Evergreen architecture and Pure as-a-Service subscription deliver further environmental benefits by significantly minimizing e-waste, extending equipment life and reducing storage underutilization. Thanks to these programs, 97% of the Pure arrays purchased six years ago are still in use.
Expanding on the energy and emissions savings that Pure brings to its customers, Pure’s unique Evergreen architecture and Pure as-a-Service subscription deliver further environmental benefits by significantly minimizing e-waste, extending equipment life and reducing storage underutilization. Thanks to these programs, 97% of the Pure arrays purchased six years ago are still in use.
- 50% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions intensity per employee from FY20 to FY30
- Achieve net-zero emissions based on the Scope 1 and 2 market by FY40
- 66% reduction in the intensity of use of products sold Scope 3 emissions per effective petabyte shipped from FY20 to FY30
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