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Reconciling Bottom-Up Metrics with Top-Down Reporting for Cloud Carbon Accounting
Organizations seeking to reduce the carbon footprint of their cloud applications must rely on two largely disconnected ways of measuring it, each with important limitations. Bottom-up metrics like Software Carbon Intensity (SCI) provide signals for carbon-aware optimization, but tenants lack the inf
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