ICT applications enhancing energy efficiency

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2016
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Abstract
Computers, laptops and mobile devices – information technology (IT) accounts for 2% of human greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, as evidenced in a study by Global Action Plan, a UK based environmental organization. This figure can be reduced if the green segment, or Green IT, continues to grow. Energy can also be saved through cloud computing, namely the principle of outsourcing the programs and functions of one’s own computer to service providers over the internet. This also means sharing storage capacity with others. This paper highlights the impact of information technology applications towards enhancing energy efficiency of the systems.
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Authors Matani, A. G.;
Journal carbon: science and technology
Year 2016
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http://www.applied-science-innovations.com/cst-web-site/CST-8-2-2016/CST-190-8-2-2016-33-37.pdf
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Medicine Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Information technology Technology Science (General) Science chemical engineering management. industrial management telecommunication applied optics. photonics communication. mass media electronic computers. computer science geology geography. anthropology. recreation cybernetics information theory chemical engineering

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