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Graviton: The tech sprint that grew a forest

By Michal Carmeli·Aug 14, 2025·4 min read

Summary

AppsFlyer launched Graviton, a global sprint to modernize infrastructure using AWS Graviton technology, driven by energy restrictions in Dublin. The initiative addressed unsustainable data center energy use, reducing carbon footprint by 60% and unlocking millions in projected annual savings. Over 400 engineers collaborated during a two-week pause of regular roadmap activities, migrating core services to a more efficient tech stack.

The campaign included digital milestones, gamification, and a tree-planting initiative that planted 30,000 trees across three continents via partners like dots.eco and ARC Restoration. This case demonstrates how regulatory pressure can catalyze technical transformation with environmental and operational benefits. Key takeaways: aligning technology upgrades with sustainability goals can drive cost savings and employee engagement; local policies can spark global change; and digital campaigns with real-world impact amplify purpose.

For AdTech decision-makers, this highlights the importance of sustainable infrastructure for long-term viability and brand reputation.

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