Abstract :
Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, have developed software that lets PCs work in sleep mode, cutting their energy consumption by about 70 percent. This could be significant because computerrelated equipment accounts for an estimated 80 percent of modern offices´ night and weekend electricity consumption.
Keywords :
power aware computing; University of California; computerrelated equipment; electricity consumption; energy consumption; energy saving PC work; sleep mode; software development; Biomedical monitoring; Computers; Memory management; Privacy; Software; Temperature measurement; Temperature sensors; E-Shop Mobile; Future Attribute Screening Technology; GPUs; North Carolina State associate professor Huiyang Zhou; San Diego; SleepServer; United Villages; University of California; behavioral-screening technology; cell phones; graphics processing units; research scientist Yuvraj Agarwal; short-message service; sleep mode;
