Green Supercomputing Comes of Age

Authors:
Wu-chun Feng;Xizhou Feng;Rong Ge
Affiliations:
Virginia Tech;Virginia Tech;Virginia Tech
Venue:
IT Professional
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Energy-efficient (green) supercomputing has traditionally been viewed as passé, even to the point of public ridicule. But today, it's finally coming into vogue. This article describes the authors' view of this evolution.