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AI's compute demands are pushing power grids and data centers to their limits, but the usual fixes of more hardware, more cooling, or more capacity aren't sustainable.
This panel of green software practitioners, including a CNCF Ambassador and members of the Green Software Foundation Bay Area Chapter, will explore how software-level optimization — from efficient algorithms to smarter resource scheduling — can cut energy consumption along with corresponding carbon emissions and water demand without sacrificing performance:
- Valeriya Azarova, Co-Founder, NRGsurf - Nancy Chauhan, Engineer, Arize AI and CNCF Ambassador - Susannah Hill, CoFounder, Cloud Sustainability Watch and sustainable computing consultant - Moderated by: Nolwenn Godard, Founder, Carbon 2C
From the grid to operations to application design and everything in between, attendees will learn about practices that developers can adopt to address the problem.
Join us for a candid conversation on where the real leverage is in solving AI's energy crisis, and what it means for the future of data center and cloud design.
Presented by The Cloud Native Computing Foundation, The Green Software Foundation Bay Area Chapter, and the 9Zero Software Cluster.
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
