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Public call to action

We need your help to cut the electricity waste in AI.

You do not need to be an engineer. You need to care that every chat, every model, every data center burns real power — and that measured savings only win when people demand them. LuxiEdge publishes the numbers. You spread the story.

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The simple story

AI data centers are among the fastest-growing electricity users on the planet. Heat and cooling make the bill even larger. If a company claims “efficiency,” they should show energy per unit of work — not just pretty charts.

0.63 J
Energy per token of work
Public multi-run measurement
~400
Tokens per second
Same measured runs
Public
Anyone can open the traces
Proof page
Less energy per unit of work means lower electricity cost for the same amount of AI — and less heat that has to be cooled. That is the savings story.

Share this — that is the help we need

Public pressure works when the same question shows up in feeds, inboxes, and boardrooms. One share is a vote for measured efficiency.

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Ask your AI provider and data-center operators

Copy these questions. Paste into support, social, or email:

  1. What is your energy cost per token (or per million tokens) under sustained load?
  2. Where are the public numbers? Can a stranger download the method?
  3. Have you evaluated LuxiEdge? If not, why not — and when will you?
  4. Is energy per unit of work going down year over year at your facilities?
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The goal is simple: make waste expensive to ignore. When customers, voters, and journalists ask the same questions, operators move.

Why this is not just marketing noise

Your power bill is connected

When AI demand spikes, utilities build capacity and raise rates. Communities near large data centers feel water, land, and grid pressure first. Efficiency is a public interest.

Slogans are not enough

“We care about the climate” without published energy-per-work numbers is empty. Demand measurements under real load. Point people at Proof.