The performance analysis of a server application and the sizing of the hardware required to host it in a data cen-ter continue to be pressing issues today. With most server-grade computers now built with “frequency-scaled CPUs” and other such devices, it has become important to answer performance and sizing questions in the presence of such hardware. PowerPerfCenter is an application performance modeling tool that allows specification of devices whose op-erating speeds can change dynamically. It also estimates power usage by the machines in presence of such devices. Furthermore, it allows specification of a dynamic workload which is required to understand the impact of power man-agement. We validated the performance metrics predicted by Pow...
Minimising energy use is an important factor in the operation of many classes of embedded systems — ...
As only the currently required functionality on a dynamic reconfigurable FPGA-based system is active...
none2siPower consumption of current High Performance Computing systems has to be reduced by at least...
Abstract—We present a study on estimating the dynamic power consumption of a processor based on perf...
Commodity processors, which are prevalent in Internet-based data centers, do not have internal senso...
We present a tool, PerfCenter, that takes as input the deploy-ment, configuration, message flow and ...
High Performance Computing (HPC) has become an indispensable tool for the scientific community to pe...
For current High Performance Computing systems to scale towards the holy grail of ExaFLOP performan...
(c) 2006 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for...
International audienceData centers are energy-hungry facilities. Emerging studies have proposed ener...
Power consumption has long been a concern for portable consumer electronics, but has recently become...
The rapid growth of energy requirements in large data-center has motivated several research projects...
Keeping energy costs in budget and operating within available capacities of power distribu-tion and ...
Minimising energy use is an important factor in the operation of many classes of embedded systems - ...
Power consumption costs takes upto half of operational ex-penses of datacenters making power managem...
Minimising energy use is an important factor in the operation of many classes of embedded systems — ...
As only the currently required functionality on a dynamic reconfigurable FPGA-based system is active...
none2siPower consumption of current High Performance Computing systems has to be reduced by at least...
Abstract—We present a study on estimating the dynamic power consumption of a processor based on perf...
Commodity processors, which are prevalent in Internet-based data centers, do not have internal senso...
We present a tool, PerfCenter, that takes as input the deploy-ment, configuration, message flow and ...
High Performance Computing (HPC) has become an indispensable tool for the scientific community to pe...
For current High Performance Computing systems to scale towards the holy grail of ExaFLOP performan...
(c) 2006 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for...
International audienceData centers are energy-hungry facilities. Emerging studies have proposed ener...
Power consumption has long been a concern for portable consumer electronics, but has recently become...
The rapid growth of energy requirements in large data-center has motivated several research projects...
Keeping energy costs in budget and operating within available capacities of power distribu-tion and ...
Minimising energy use is an important factor in the operation of many classes of embedded systems - ...
Power consumption costs takes upto half of operational ex-penses of datacenters making power managem...
Minimising energy use is an important factor in the operation of many classes of embedded systems — ...
As only the currently required functionality on a dynamic reconfigurable FPGA-based system is active...
none2siPower consumption of current High Performance Computing systems has to be reduced by at least...