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Energy Packet Networks: an Annotated Bibliography

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Since the beginning of the age of the digital-revolution, computer and communication systems have used massive electrical power. As a result, the usage of electrical energy by the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) has now become a major concern in the research community, so as to find new ways to minimize this overall power consumption. The Energy Packet Network (EPN) model was thus proposed to formulate and optimize the dynamic behavior of energy consumption by the ICT-based infrastructures. In this paper, we present an annotated bibliography of work that has been done regarding the EPN model, to provide a bird’s eye view of this research. A taxonomic representation of EPNs is proposed covering wireless sensor networks, ad hoc networks, clouds, servers, and wired networks. The link between EPNs, Gelenbe Networks and Random Neural Networks is also discussed. The study concludes that the EPN model and paradigm offers a significant research and engineering design direction for the minimization and optimization of energy usage in the ICT ecosystem.

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Ray, P.P. Energy Packet Networks: an Annotated Bibliography. SN COMPUT. SCI. 1, 6 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42979-019-0008-x

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