The Strategic Plan Founded on Efficiency of Using Green Computing Techniques in Data Centers
Keywords:
Datacenter, Green computing (green IT), Green technology and Efficient Energy UseAbstract
The ever-increasing costs of supplying energy as a part of total costs of any project and their environmental impacts have turned into a real challenge for IT industry and data centers in particular which are considered information processing and storage centers in IT industry which consume lots of energy. The need to optimize energy consumption is felt due to relatively fixed accessible energy sources, ever-increasing need to develop green data centers and expansion of existing centers. The present study aims at providing a standard strategy to reduce energy consumption and devastating impacts on the environment. This strategy is comprised of three stages of a) assessment, b) analysis and c) solution. Having provided parameters and metrics for the assessment of consumption and utilization extent; it, then, introduces technologies and solutions for and their effects on optimization of energy consumption.
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