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vaughanknight authored and danuw committed Feb 11, 2024
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* Running software updates at greener energy time windows
* Using data to run hypothetical models to understand how you could start driving impact and reduce emissions, drive business cases for change, and create a greener future.

Withing the [Green Software Foundations Theory of Change](https://greensoftware.foundation/articles/theory-of-change), we look at 3 pillars, that being **Knowledge**, **Tech Culture**, and **Tooling** as focus areas to drive this change. The Carbon Aware SDK at it's core sits firmly in the **Tooling** pillar, and also supports the other pillars, providing **Knowledge** through emissions data to inform change, and being core enabler for the **Tech Culture** for building carbon aware software.

Companies including UBS and Vestas have already deployed the Carbon Aware SDK to build greener software, and you can too!

# Getting Started Overview
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world. Some of the world’s biggest enterprises and software companies, through
to start-ups.

Both UBS and Vestas have used the SDK, with more information ```link to case study page```
Both UBS and Vestas have used the SDK, with further details over on the [adopters page](./docs/adopters.md).

Machine Learning (ML) workloads are a great example of long running compute
intensive workloads, that often are also not time critical. By moving these
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