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This Week in Green Software, hosts Carlos and Adi cover the latest developments in green software, including new insights into measuring and reducing the energy impact of digital systems. They explore research challenging common assumptions about efficiency, highlight practical tools for tracking software emissions, and discuss ongoing challenges in standardizing measurement. They also broaden the conversation around digital sustainability, emphasizing that it extends beyond carbon to include social and economic factors.
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- The SCI Standard: Providing the Software Emissions Data CSRD Needs | GSF [03:35]
- Green Prompting: Characterizing Prompt-driven Energy Costs of LLM Inference | Adamska et al. [13:19]
- GitHub - LLM Energy Lab | Adora Foundation [20:25]
- YouTube - I Can’t Sell You Laptops Anymore [30:43]
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