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In this paper, we propose a methodology for real-time characterization of the operational state of a subsystem, device or process in an ecosystem, with the goal of improving its sustainability. The objective is to re-describe the operational state, identified by a set of relevant sensor measurements and other parameters, in terms of known operational patterns. Each pattern is also associated with...
Next generation data centers must be designed to meet service level agreements (SLAs) for application performance while reducing costs and environmental impact. Traditional design approaches are manually intensive and must integrate thousands of components at multiple granularities, often with conflicting goals. We propose an automated data center synthesizer to design sustainable data centers that...
Corporations and institutions, including the electronics manufacturing and computer services sectors have become concerned with their impacts on climate change and are participating in carbon footprint assessment and climate management discussions. Existing carbon footprint protocols classify carbon footprint into tiered ldquoScopesrdquo: direct emissions as ldquoScope 1rdquo, emissions from direct...
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