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Anil Madhavapeddy is an Associate Professor at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. He leads the Cambridge Centre for Carbon Credits (4C), based in the Cambridge Conservation Institute. 4C aims to increase the supply of high integrity natural climate solutions that contribute towards ending deforestation and improving biodiversity globally, via the application of modern remote sensing and statistical quantification techniques to reduce the overheads of creating and verifying interventions. He has over two decades of experience with constructing Internet-scale systems, and has contributed to major open source projects such as Docker, Xen, OpenBSD and OCaml, with users ranging from cloud computing providers to financial institutions to governments worldwide.