Technology companies reduce their datacenters' carbon footprint by investing in renewable
energy generation and receiving credits from power purchase agreements. Annually …

In the age of big data, software-as-a-service (SaaS) clouds provide heterogeneous and
multitenant utilization of underlying virtual environments in data centers. Real-time and …

The emerging trend of decomposing cloud applications into microservices has raised new
questions about managing the performance/power trade-off of a datacenter at …

Although technique known as server consolidation approach in a data center can reduce the
overall power consumption, the Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) of the data center will still …

At present, the high energy consumption of data centers based on grid power supply not
only brings huge direct cost of electricity, but also indirectly produces a lot of greenhouse …

The devices used for information and communication purpose consume an increasing
amount of energy. As a result, the datacenters consume a lot of energy. Due to the …

Although reduction in operating costs remains to be a key motivation for migration to Cloud
environments, Power consumption is a big concern for data centers and cloud service …

Internet-scale Distributed Networks (IDNs) are global distributed systems consisting of a
network of hundreds of thousands of servers located in hundreds of data centers around the …

The high demand for big data applications, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), healthcare,
business, and academia, as well as government, fosters the creation of large-scale cloud …

The global energy crisis and harmful effects of fossil fuel usage as well as the rapid rate of
electricity price growth forces Data Centers (DCs) providers to install on-site Renewable …