The GSF Standards Working Group has initiated a project to close the gap of a carbon efficiency rating. The objective is to prove a tool for informing procurement decisions and potentially shaping regulations surrounding software carbon emissions.
Find out about exciting events in the green software space. Our article sheds a light on what's in the pipeline, providing you the dates, topics and links.
In this blog, we'll provide a summary of the key messages and concepts shared in Abhishek Gupta’s latest article on The Imperative for Sustainable AI Systems, published on The Gradient.
As a statutory board in the Singapore government, IMDA seeks to deepen regulatory capabilities for a converged ICT sector to safeguard the interests of consumers and foster pro-enterprise regulations.
GovTech, Singapore’s primary government agency for driving digital transformation across the public sector, plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the move towards a Smart Nation is environmentally sustainable.
The new GSF interview series is providing an look inside the minds of some of green software's fiercest advocats. We spoke to Avanade's Chris Lloyd-Jones.
GSF is holding on online event on October 5, where experts will explore how we can make AI greener and carbon-aware.
Recently, Electricity Maps launched an open-source Data Portal giving easy and free access to granular data on CO2 emissions from electricity consumption to every software practitioner. It's a significant leap forward for our community, and here's why.
As we reflect on the Summer of 2023, let's delve into some of the key milestones achieved in green software.
Google has systematically integrated sustainability in its corporate fabric. A great example is Cloud Carbon Footprint. Google gives its cloud customers a tool to understand their carbon emissions related to Google Cloud resources as well as guidance on how to reduce their carbon footprint.