Carbon Connect
U.S. NSF grant to rethink the future of sustainable computing through research on efficient algorithms and datacenter operations.
Reducing the energy, carbon, and resource costs of artificial intelligence.
We support work across algorithms, computing systems, and infrastructure that makes AI more efficient and less resource-intensive at every layer of the stack.
5 projects
U.S. NSF grant to rethink the future of sustainable computing through research on efficient algorithms and datacenter operations.
A democratized, incentivized, community-driven scientific computing framework powered by idle compute.

Infrastructure for measuring improvements in neural-network training algorithms in collaboration with MLCommons.

A request-aware measurement and modeling system for understanding energy use in shared large-language-model serving.
An open framework for deciding when datacenter hardware should be refreshed under financial, energy, and lifecycle-carbon objectives.
Advancing dependable AI systems that are developed and used responsibly.
Using AI to accelerate rigorous discovery in fields with meaningful public impact.
Building open systems and shared tools that accelerate discovery in high-impact fields.