Green Computing runs inside the Compute Optimization Engine. It measures joules per accepted result on the real chip. Faster, correct kernels use less power, and you can prove it.
What you get
Only results that pass Verify count, so wasted runs show up as cost.
Total joules, plus joules above idle, so the kernel's own draw is clear.
Cost per accepted result and energy per accepted result, side by side, per chip.
Checks that find chips returning wrong or slow results, so no power goes to bad output.
How it reads
Every proof pack carries the energy line next to accuracy and speed.
kernel attention_fwd chip MI300X verdict PASS signed ed25519 Gross energy 41.2 J Idle-adjusted 33.8 J Energy per accepted result 0.034 J Accepted results 1,000 cost cost per accepted result fleet all chips healthy
Right answers, fast, with less power on any chip.