QuantZero — carbon-aware model compression

Your model's
carbon is hidden.
Until now.

QuantZero profiles any neural network, scores its grid-aware carbon footprint, and compresses it with NeuroQuant mixed precision — so you measure the cost, then cut it, before you deploy.

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RESNET-50 · 21.98% ENERGY SAVED · −0.24 pp ACC
input7×7 /2conv2 ×3conv3 ×4conv4 ×6conv5 ×3fc 1000INT8BF16FP32RESNET-50 · 25.6M PARAMS · NEUROQUANT CORTICAL POLICY
How it works

Three steps from a model to a measured, lighter footprint.

Every inference burns power, and that power carries a carbon cost that depends on where it runs. QuantZero makes that cost visible — and then cuts it.

01

Measure

Profile the network layer by layer — FLOPs and parameters — then convert that into energy and grid-aware carbon for your deployment country.

02

Compress

NeuroQuant's cortical policy assigns INT8 to low-depth layers, BF16 to mid-depth, and keeps the rest FP32 — genuine mixed-precision tensors, not fake round-trips.

03

Certify

Receive the before/after carbon, energy savings, prediction-consistency proxy, and a downloadable EcoInfer certificate for your records.

What it saves

Real energy, real carbon — validated on ResNet-50.

The NeuroQuant cortical policy was validated in peer-reviewed research on ResNet-50 / ImageNet-1K. Both modes sit on the energy/accuracy Pareto frontier — you choose how aggressive to be.

48.44%
Energy saved — max-savings mode
21.98%
Energy saved — accuracy-preserving
−0.20 pp
Accuracy change (ResNet-50 / ImageNet)
10
Grid-carbon regions, 28→713 gCO₂/kWh

Grid intensity ranges from 28 gCO₂/kWh in Norway to 713 in India — the same model can cost 25× more carbon depending on where it runs. QuantZero scores that, then shows the km-not-driven and tree-years saved per thousand inferences.

Who it's for

Built for the field, not the data center.

Calibrated for modest hardware — Raspberry Pi 4, Jetson Nano, laptops — where smaller, cooler models mean longer battery, lower cost, and a deployment that actually runs.

Schools

Computer labs and student projects running models on shared, older hardware.

NGOs

Field deployments on laptops and edge boxes where every watt and dollar counts.

Clinics

On-prem diagnostic models on modest servers and single-board computers.

Measure your model's carbon.

Scan a library model or upload your own — see the footprint, then cut it.

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