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Energy Efficient System Architectures

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Energy consumption by data centers is growing at an exponential rate. Similar growth in power consumption had occurred in smaller-scale microprocessor -based computing. In this chapter, the evolution of microprocessor systems is described, highlighting principles and examples of power-saving strategies. The same principles can be applied to large-scale computing centers, in order to address the upcoming power crisis in cloud computing .

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Kolodny, A. (2017). Energy Efficient System Architectures. In: Eisenstein, G., Bimberg, D. (eds) Green Photonics and Electronics. NanoScience and Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-67002-7_8

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