The ubiquity of information and communication technologies (ICT) results in substantial amounts of energy consumption and thus, CO2 -emissions. Since software induces the energy consumption of hardware, some reliable procedures and tests for measuring software are necessary. We present such a method and prove our measurement concept by applying it to two software product groups: word processors and content management systems. Even though the two groups are very different in terms of their requirements, we were successful in the creation of a measurement environment that supports the production of reliable, verifi able results, allowing the comparison of the energy consumption induced by software systems with similar functionality. The metho...
The task of reducing the energy footprint of IT devices and software has been a challenge for Green ...
In 2016 German data centers consumed 12.4 terawatt-hours of electrical energy, which accounts for ab...
International audienceICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) are responsible around 2% of...
The ubiquity of information and communication technologies (ICT) results in substantial amounts of e...
In the quest for energy efficiency of Information and Communication Technology, so far research has ...
In the quest for energy efficiency of Information and Communication Technology, so far research has ...
Energy consumption information for devices, as available in the literature, is typically obtained wi...
Reducing the energy footprint of digital devices and software is a task challenging the research in ...
In recent years, Information Technology (IT) has grown into a sector that is both as vital and, or p...
Software as the true consumer of power and its potential contribution to reach sustainability goals ...
International audienceThe emission of CO2 due to ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) is...
The current situation when using tight time frames and frequently changing requirements when cre...
In the quest for energy efficient Information and Communication Technology, research has mostly focu...
In this paper we present a methodology to measure the energy consumption of software. The methodolog...
In this paper we present a methodology to measure the energy consumption of software. The methodolog...
The task of reducing the energy footprint of IT devices and software has been a challenge for Green ...
In 2016 German data centers consumed 12.4 terawatt-hours of electrical energy, which accounts for ab...
International audienceICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) are responsible around 2% of...
The ubiquity of information and communication technologies (ICT) results in substantial amounts of e...
In the quest for energy efficiency of Information and Communication Technology, so far research has ...
In the quest for energy efficiency of Information and Communication Technology, so far research has ...
Energy consumption information for devices, as available in the literature, is typically obtained wi...
Reducing the energy footprint of digital devices and software is a task challenging the research in ...
In recent years, Information Technology (IT) has grown into a sector that is both as vital and, or p...
Software as the true consumer of power and its potential contribution to reach sustainability goals ...
International audienceThe emission of CO2 due to ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) is...
The current situation when using tight time frames and frequently changing requirements when cre...
In the quest for energy efficient Information and Communication Technology, research has mostly focu...
In this paper we present a methodology to measure the energy consumption of software. The methodolog...
In this paper we present a methodology to measure the energy consumption of software. The methodolog...
The task of reducing the energy footprint of IT devices and software has been a challenge for Green ...
In 2016 German data centers consumed 12.4 terawatt-hours of electrical energy, which accounts for ab...
International audienceICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) are responsible around 2% of...