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A survey of power-saving techniques on data centers and content delivery networks

Ge et al., 2012

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480130197969056679
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Ge C
Sun Z
Wang N
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IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials

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How to reduce power consumption within individual data centers has attracted major research efforts in the past decade, as their energy bills have contributed significantly to the overall operating costs. In recent years, increasing research efforts have also been devoted …
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