Climate-Conscious Computing: Designing Sustainable Data Centers
Abstract
Data centers are essential to the digital world but contribute significantly to global energy consumption. This paper investigates the development of climate-conscious data centers through innovations in energy-efficient architecture, renewable-powered cooling systems, and AI-based resource allocation. We present comparative studies on green data centers using solar and geothermal energy, and explore techniques like server virtualization and liquid cooling. The research emphasizes strategies to minimize carbon emissions while ensuring high-performance computing.
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