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Quantifying the environmental advantages of large-scale computing
2010
International Conference on Green Computing
I. ABSTRACT The practical advantages of pay-as-you-go, scalable computing have made large-scale cloud computing services an appealing option for many consumers. At the same time, large-scale datacenters have attracted attention as one of the fastest growing segments of carbon production. In this paper, we attempt to quantify the footprint of various sizes of datacenters in the context of two popular types of smallscale business applications (represented by TPC-C and TPC-H). We evaluate energy,
doi:10.1109/greencomp.2010.5598304
dblp:conf/green/AnagnostopoulouSC10
fatcat:abop6l3yobdnfnmta7oxj4h52y