Drawing from insights from recent discussions on Environment Variables with Anne Currie, Sara Bergman (Microsoft), and Sarah Hsu (Goldman Sachs), we share how businesses can use green software to make strides in sustainability.
With a green energy mission and supercomputing capacity of 44 petaflops, NREL is predetermined to be at the forefront of the green software movement. Jared Temanson reveals more.
The GSF new member interview divulges how Mercedes-Benz and its subsidiary, Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation, view green software and its potential for corporate sustainability.
The ISO confirms that the SCI Specification is a reliable, fair, and comparable protocol for measuring and reducing software's carbon footprint, achieving a major milestone in green software.
Carbon Hack 24, the year's largest global green software hackathon, has ended, but its global call to decentralize impact measurement and democratize data has just begun!
We’re thrilled to announce the Graduation of the Carbon Aware SDK. Learn more about the SDK, what this stage of maturity signals, how we got here, and what lies ahead.
The Green Software Foundation and SustainableIT.org proudly announce a strategic partnership to advance knowledge-sharing between their global membership communities to empower technology leaders in accelerating their business sustainability transformation.
Recently, on Environmental Variables, Anne Currie, a Green Software Champion, and Asim Hussain, Executive Director of the GSF, discussed the intersection of AI, sustainability, and the changing world of green software legislation. Discover the core components of the conversation and what they mean for the future of sustainable software.
“The automatically generated Green Software Insights from CAST Highlight enabled us to identify exactly where in our code we could improve our green impact and then estimate the actual CO2 emissions savings with concrete numbers.” - Michael Muller, Director Product Management, CAST
In our series of new member interviews, we feature Dr. Carlos Gamarra, Director of Clean Energy at the Houston Advanced Research Center (HARC). Dr. Gamarra shares his insights and experiences, offering a deep dive into HARC's mission and commitment to sustainability and green software.