NALLA MALLA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

A TECHNICAL SEMINAR ON

GREEN COMPUTING

BY :
ANUMALA SRI RAMA KRISHNA
20B61A0512
CSE – 4A
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CONCEPTS
 INTRODUCTION
GREEN COMPUTING – DEFINITION
BENEFITS OF GREEN COMPUTING
 METHODOLOGIES
 PROBLEM DEFINITION
 PROPOSED SOLUTION
 APPLICATIONS
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES
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 INTRODUCTION
Green computing, also known as sustainable or eco-friendly computing, involves
designing, manufacturing, using, and disposing of computing devices in a way
that reduces their environmental impact. It encompasses various practices and
technologies aimed at minimizing the use of energy and resources while
maximizing efficiency and reducing electronic waste.
Here are key aspects of green computing:
 Energy Efficiency
 Renewable Energy Sources
 Virtualization and Cloud Computing
 Efficient Cooling Systems
 Efficient Cooling Systems
IMPORTANCE OF GREEN COMPUTING
Discover why green computing is crucial in today's tech-
driven world. From reducing carbon footprint to ensuring
resource sustainability and addressing climate change,
green computing plays a vital role.

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BENEFITS OF GREEN COMPUTING
 Reduction in Energy Consumption
 Cost Savings
 Environmental Impact

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 METHODOLOGY
 Organizations that use green computing methods often deploy energy-
efficient central processing units (CPUs), servers, peripherals, power
systems and other IT equipment. They also focus on reducing resource
use and properly disposing of electronic waste.

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 PROBLEM DEFINITION
The problem definition for green computing revolves around addressing
the environmental impact caused by the continuous growth and expansion
of computing technologies. This impact includes the following key issues:
 Energy Consumption
 E-waste and Disposal
 Resource Depletion
 Carbon Footprint
 Inefficient Use of Hardware
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PROPOSED SOLUTION
System Management:
1.Monitoring and Reporting: Implement systems to monitor energy
consumption and provide users with feedback on their usage to encourage
responsible computing.
2.Education and Awareness: Educate users about the environmental impact
of their computing habits and promote eco-friendly practices.

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APPLICATIONS
 Energy-Efficient Hardware:
1. Low-Power Components: Designing and using hardware that consumes less power, such as CPUs,
GPUs, and other components, reduces energy consumption.
2. Energy Star Compliance: Meeting Energy Star standards ensures devices are designed to be more
energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.

 Power Management:
1. Sleep Modes and Power Optimization: Implementing power-saving modes and technologies to
ensure devices consume less power when idle or not in use.
2. Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling: Adjusting voltage and frequency to match the workload,
reducing energy consumption during low-demand periods.

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APPLICATIONS
 Recycling and Disposal:
1.E-Waste Management: Developing and promoting recycling initiatives for electronic
waste to minimize environmental impact.
2.Sustainable Manufacturing: Using recycled or sustainably sourced materials in
computer manufacturing to reduce the environmental footprint.
 Green Data Centers:
1.Cooling Technologies: Implementing efficient cooling systems in data centers to
reduce energy usage.
2.Renewable Energy Sources: Using renewable energy sources to power data centers
and reducing reliance on non-renewable resources.
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CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
1. Lack of Awareness and Education
Address the lack of knowledge regarding green computing by spreading awareness,
conducting training programs, and promoting the benefits to encourage adoption.
2 .Resistance to Change
Overcome resistance to adopting green computing practices by demonstrating the
financial benefits, highlighting the positive environmental impact, and providing
support during the transition.
3 .Government Regulations and Incentives
Promote the development and enforcement of regulations that encourage green
computing initiatives and provide incentives for organizations to implement
sustainable practices.
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SIMPLE EXPLANATION OF GREEN COMPUTING

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CONCLUSION

In this research,we have learnt about the Green computing, also called
sustainable computing, aims to maximize energy efficiency and minimize
environmental impact in the ways computer chips, systems and software are designed
and used.
Green computing is a crucial approach that promotes sustainable practices in the IT
industry, aiming to reduce energy consumption, minimize e-waste, and protect the
environment.
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 REFERNCES
 “Green Computing: Tools and Techniques for Saving Energy, Money, and Resources”
by Bud E. Smith
 "Sustainable IT Architecture: The Progressive Way of Overhauling Information
Systems with Green Computing" by Iyad Zeyad Alshamayleh
 "Green IT Strategies and Applications: Using Environmental Intelligence" by Bhuvan
Unhelkar.
JOURNALS AND PAPERS:
 IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing: An academic journal publishing
research on all areas of sustainable computing.
 The International Journal of Green Computing (IJGC): A publication focusing on
research related to energy-efficient computing and green IT.
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