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Jun 7, 2021
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The current state of affairs and a roadmap for effective carbon-accounting tooling in AI

Abhishek Gupta
Abhishek Gupta

The societal case for carbon accounting of AI systems   Digital services consume a lot of energy and it goes without saying that in a world with accelerating climate change, we must be conscious in all parts of life with our carbon footprints. In the case of the software that we write, specifically, the AI systems we build, these ...

Sustainable Software Engineering
Feb 15, 2021
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How Can I Calculate CO2eq emissions for my Azure VM?

Sara Bergman
Sara Bergman

The second principle of Sustainable Software Engineering is to build energy efficient applications. The very first step in that direction is to measure the energy cost of your application. In this post we will look at two different Azure virtual machines, run software on them and calculate the CO2eq emissions of the software. 

MeasurementSustainable Software EngineeringDatacentres
Nov 16, 2020
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How To Measure The Power Consumption of Your Frontend Application

Sara Bergman
Sara Bergman

The second principle of Sustainable Software Engineering is to build energy efficient applications. The very first step in that direction is to measure the energy cost of your application. This post will answer the question "what is the best way to measure the energy consumption of your front end service?".

MeasurementSustainable Software Engineering
Sep 21, 2020
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How to measure the power consumption of your backend service

Sara Bergman
Sara Bergman

The second principle of Sustainable Software Engineering is to build energy efficient applications. The very first steppingstone in that direction is to measure the energy your application consumes. This post will answer the question "what is the best way to measure the energy consumption of your backend service?".

MeasurementSustainable Software Engineering
Aug 31, 2020
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Do you want to be powered-by renewables? The answer is no.

Asim Hussain
Asim Hussain

Does a 100% supply of renewable energy make computing guilt-free? The answer depends on if you are being powered-by or matched-by renewables and is always "no".

Sustainable Software EngineeringRenewables