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Green Computing Research Paper

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Green Computing
Guided By :Mrs.ReshmyRakesh

Pritish Kadam Ankit Kedia Ankit Kesarwani
TIMSCDR TIMSCDR TIMSCDR

Abstract:With increasing awareness about the impact of computing on environment, green computing is gaining importance day by day.
With increasing energy consumption,resources,
Global warming, and e-waste, the idea of green computing is considered seriously by many government agencies and private organizations.
Green Computing refers to responsible use of computers and with minimal consumption of resources with taking care of the environment.

Keywords- Energy Consumption, Green house, Nature Friendly, E-waste recycling.

I. INTRODUCTION

Green Computing refers to efficient and minimal use of resources …show more content…

IV. BENEFITS OF GREEN COMPUTING
Followings are the benefits of green computing:

1. Environmental Sustainability :
Green Computing reduces the negative impact on environment by making use of green design, disposal and green manufacturing.

2. Better Resource Utilization
Green Computing is environment friendly as it makes minimal use of resources in most efficient manner.
Resources can be office space, data centers, computer, electricity, heat etc.

3. Cost Saving
As there is minimal and efficient utilization of the resources in Green Computing, the cost of overall resources is reduced.

4. Improved Corporate and Social Image
Green Computing helps in improving the social image of the business by meeting the user requirements, thereby making the product more sustainable.

Other benefits are:

1. Low consumption of energy from green computing techniques results into the lower emission of carbon dioxide and also results into the lower use of the fossil fuels.

2. Green figuring even incorporates changing Government strategy to energize reusing and bringing down vitality use by people …show more content…

There may be possibility that the computer made by Green Computing Technique can be considered underpowered or low capacity.

3. Green Computing is leading to the change in Technology very rapidly.

4. Making Green Computer requires a lot of processes that leads to harder implementation of it.

5. Green Computing consists of a very new technologies hence it becomes harder to find the right personnel for the respective tasks.

VI. CONCLUSION Innovation is not a latent eyewitness, but rather it is a dynamic supporter in accomplishing the objectives of Green Computing. Industry is placing endeavours in every one of its divisions to accomplish Green Computing. Current difficulties to accomplish Green Computing are colossal and the effect is on figuring execution. Endeavours of Governments and Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) are likewise acknowledge capable.

VII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It gives us immense pleasure to present this Research paper. we grab this opportunity to express our heartfelt obligation towards the people without whom completion of this Research paper have not been possible .We would like to thank our guide Prof.Mrs.Reshmy Rakesh. For her immense support and continuous encouragement to our

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