The role and impact of the tech industry on the climate crisis are getting increasing attention.
As software practitioners, it can be overwhelming to know where to begin and how to advocate for building systems with a smaller environmental footprint while meeting the requirements of high performance and delivery of business needs.
Whether you're looking to improve application response times or reduce carbon footprints, this track will provide practical insights, patterns, and tools to help you build high-performance, sustainable systems.
From this track
The Efficiency Paradox and How to Save Yourself and the World
Details coming soon.
Holly Cummins
Full Stack Engineer, Building Quarkus @Red Hat, Former Lead Consultant
Boosting Performance and Productivity with Local-First Development
Details coming soon.
What I Wish I Knew When I Started with Green IT
The path to sustainable technology involves complex technical and organizational decisions that aren't immediately obvious from industry best practices. This talk shares seven key lessons drawn from implementing Green IT at scale in a scaleup environment and in a public bank institution.
Building Better AI: Resource Efficiency and Responsible Development
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Jade Abbott
CTO & Co-Founder @Lelapa AI, Co-Founder @Masakhane, With Over a Decade of Experience in Deploying AI Into Production
Beyond Uptime: What the 'Metric' Is Going On with Green Software?
Metrics such as availability and latency have long been the cornerstones of software engineering. Now, carbon emission is joining their ranks as a golden signal in a world increasingly focused on sustainability.
Sarah Hsu
SRE @Goldman Sachs & Training Project Chair @Green Software Foundation, TechWomen100 Winner, Co-Author of "Building Green Software"
