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.
From March 18 to April 8, 2024, Carbon Hack invites practitioners to show their best application and understanding of Impact Framework to decentralize impact measurement and democratize data.
How the AI Environmental Impacts Act could foster a culture of greening software and support green software projects.
Ahmad Antar explains how his non-profit Digital Emissions is raising awareness about the environmental impact of our digital actions. His work is based on the concept of digital carbon footprint modeling, which started at a Harvard Extension classroom.
New GSF member Mauro Caporuscio of Linnaeus University demands sustainability to be a default primary requirement in software development, independent from the specific purpose of the system.
The Green Software Foundation (GSF) proudly announces new leadership appointments within its Steering Committee. Sanjay Podder, managing director and global lead for Technology Sustainability Innovation at Accenture, takes on the role of Chair of the Board, succeeding Asim Hussain, recently appointed as Executive Director. Joining Sanjay as vice chair is Chris Lloyd-Jones, Head Architect and Strategy, Next Architecture and Transformation for the Office of the CTO at Avanade.
Starting with a small but determined team, Avanade consistently produced engaging content and provided resources to raise awareness and spark interest within the organization. A grassroots approach has turned into a strong green software movement with decentralized groups engaging and sharing information. Other companies are following suit, using Avanade’s success story as a template for shaping their own green software culture.
Using the SCI specification, UBS compares two banking applications with regard to their carbon emissions.
For 175 years, Siemens has been turning ideas into innovations as a technology company focused on industry, infrastructure, transport, and healthcare. The world has changed a lot during these years, but technology with purpose remains a primary driver for improving people’s lives. Carolin Rubner now sits on the GSF Steering Committee to drive sustainability further within the software industry.
From Monday, March 18 to Monday, April 8, 2024, developers and engineers will compete to showcase their best application of the GSF Impact Framework to reduce the ecological footprint of software.