Innovative & Go green Solution to Save cost on desktop computers
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This document discusses desktop virtualization and eco-friendly computing as innovative and cost-effective solutions. Currently, personal computers consume too much electricity and generate excessive electronic waste. However, with desktop virtualization, the processing power of one computer can be shared among multiple thin client devices, which use only 1-5 watts each. This cuts hardware costs by 75% and reduces energy usage and electronic waste significantly, providing a simple solution to make computing more environmentally friendly.
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Green computing
Green computing involves designing, manufacturing, using, and disposing of computer systems and technologies in an environmentally friendly way. It aims to reduce energy usage and waste throughout a product's lifecycle. Some key aspects of green computing include using energy efficient and eco-friendly designs, minimizing waste in manufacturing, conserving electricity during use, and properly recycling unwanted electronics. Recent implementations include search engines like Blackle that use dark screens to reduce power consumption, and ultra-efficient computers like the Zombu that use only a small fraction of the power of typical devices.
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This document discusses green computing, which involves using computing resources efficiently through their entire lifecycle from design to disposal. This includes using less harmful materials and maximizing energy efficiency to reduce environmental impact and emissions. Examples provided on green computing practices are energy efficient algorithms, operating systems, hardware, reducing e-waste, and recycling or reusing old electronics. The goal of green computing is to limit pollution and greenhouse gas emissions to promote environmental sustainability.
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This document discusses green computing, which refers to environmentally sustainable computing practices that minimize environmental impact. It covers the history and origins of green computing, approaches like green use, design, manufacturing and disposal. Specific strategies are outlined like using energy efficient CPUs, LCDs, power management settings, and recycling electronics. The advantages include energy savings and cost reductions over time, while disadvantages include high initial costs and performance sacrifices. The future of green computing is predicted to include more efficient and sustainable components as the norm.
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This document discusses e-waste and green computing. It defines e-waste as electronic products that are no longer working or obsolete, containing toxic materials. E-waste is generated from technology advances and short product lifecycles. Green computing aims to reduce hazardous materials and maximize energy efficiency throughout a product's lifecycle, including recycling. Some approaches are green disposal, design, manufacturing and use. Tips for individuals include using sleep/power save modes, LCD monitors, notebooks, and refilling cartridges.
Green computing
Green Computing refers to environmentally sustainable computing practices that minimize environmental impact. Computing harms the environment through high energy use in data centers and devices, as well as hazardous materials in electronics. Approaches to green computing include virtualization, power management, efficient storage and displays, recycling, and reducing travel. Simple individual tasks include using energy efficient devices, enabling power management settings, and recycling electronics. Companies have implemented green computing through products like low-power thin clients and initiatives to offset carbon emissions and recycle equipment.
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This document discusses green computing and outlines ways to make computing more environmentally sustainable. Green computing involves designing, using, and disposing of technology efficiently to minimize environmental impact. It recommends approaches like product longevity through upgradability, efficient data center design with smart cooling and power systems, power management features, recycling electronics waste, and telecommuting to reduce overhead costs and energy usage. Going green through these practices benefits the environment through sustainability and energy efficiency while also saving money and allowing better asset disposal.
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