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LEMoNet: low energy wireless sensor network design for data center monitoring

Li et al., 2019

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10023057732727576702
Author
Li C
Li J
Jafarizadeh M
Badawy G
Zheng R
Publication year
Publication venue
2019 IFIP Networking Conference (IFIP Networking)

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Today's data centers (DCs) consume up to 3% of the energy produced worldwide, much of which is wasted due to over-cooling and under utilization of IT equipment. This wastage in part stems from the lack of real-time visibility of fine-grained thermal distribution in DCs …
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