Project reference №: 734273
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 734273
At present, data centres (DCs) are one of the major energy consumers and source of CO2 emissions globally. The GREENDC project addresses this growing challenge by developing and exploiting a novel approach to forecasting energy demands.
The project will bring together five leading academic and industrial partners with the overall aim of reducing energy consumption and CO2 emissions in specific national DCs.
Mathematical and simulation modelling of DC operations and developing an efficient and scalable metaheuristic optimisation techniques.
Developing a decision support tool (GREENDC DSS) for industrial applications by industrial partners and other companies operating DCs.
Simplified DSS "piece of art" infrastructural architecture.
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GREENDC took part in the the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action (MSCA) Artificial Intelligence (AI) cluster meeting. The cluster meeting...
EU-funded researchers are on the verge of slashing the energy used by internet data centres to help cut CO2 emissions. By developing a model to...
The GREENDC PMB meeting took place at TURKSAT in Izmir Turkey on Mar 27-28, 2019. The main objectives of the meeting were: To review...
Energy systems are a foundation of the modern IT world and they're in a period of significant transition. These systems include electricity,...
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The research will take a design science approach to deliver a managerial solution. Design science comprises the aim of designing, implementing, and testing a novel solution for managerial problems.
The design science method is defined as including the following activities: