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How an LLM query works
A single LLM query travels through far more infrastructure than most users realise.
It begins on an office computer, where the request is encrypted and sent through the local network.
From there, it passes through the router, ISP, and high-capacity internet backbone.
The request then reaches the AI provider’s edge network and is routed into a data centre.
Inside the facility, load balancers and network switches direct it to the correct inference servers.
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Ai Global Map 2025
Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world—but at what environmental cost? Discover how AI is increasing demand for electricity, water, data centres and semiconductor manufacturing, while also helping tackle climate change through smarter energy systems, scientific research and sustainable innovation. Explore the challenges, opportunities and future of AI’s environmental impact…
Ai and the Environment
Artificial intelligence is transforming software, business, healthcare, science, transport, media, and public services. Behind every AI response, however, is a physical infrastructure of data centres, processors, cooling systems, electricity networks, water supplies, mines, factories, and global supply chains,,,
What is Codex ?
Codex is best understood as an AI coding agent rather than a simple code generator. A code generator usually responds to a prompt by producing a snippet of source code. An agent can perform a sequence of connected actions in pursuit of a larger objective.
For example, a developer might ask Codex to add a customer export function to an existing PHP application. Codex can inspect the project, locate the relevant database queries, identify the user interface, add the export logic, update the page, run available checks, and summarise the resulting changes…