Powering Down the Computing Infrastructure

George W. Lawton · Computer · 2007

The amount of power used to drive the world's computing-related infrastructure - including PCs, servers, data centers, routers, and switches - has been growing rapidly. Complicating this situation has been the increasing amount of heat that higher-performing systems generate. In response, manufacturers have had to add cooling systems, which use still more power

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