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Introduction

The 5th international workshop on energy efficient data centres (E2DC 2016) presents an agile platform for researchers in government, academia and industry. Our goal is to identify cutting-edge research and to discuss how to transfer innovations from research to DC industry. The DC is a basic block in digitization of business models or enterprise solutions to cope with the intrinsic growth of the system complexities. It is indispensable for the future energy grid, smart factories or future mobility. Innovations like increased energy-workload proportional behavior of a DC, networking and storage systems, energy-aware workload management, cyber physical devices and highly responsive DC infrastructure designs will continue to fight the gap of peak performance needs and energy demands during low utilization time.

E2DC 2016 will extend the topics by discussing the potential of specialization and collaboration of DCs. Computing disciplines like HPC, Big data analytics, distributed applications and traditional office applications are now pooled and joined by enterprise platforms. Topics are not confined to technical solutions, but extend to economic issues of the proposed solutions and interdisciplinary holistic approaches.

Call for paper

Submission Topics

The workshop invites original papers of up to 6 pages that were not previously published and are not currently under review for publication elsewhere. Topics include, but are not limited to:

  • The potential of special applications, data centre resources and service platforms

  • Standardization and eco-efficient data centre architectures

  • Energy awareness by applications and service architectures

  • Communication and network solutions

  • Infrastructure and architectures management

  • Cloud and high performance computing

  • Big data and large scale simulations

  • Data storages and reservoirs

  • Software defined data centres, networks and storages

  • Metrics and KPIs for green data centres

  • Smart cities or future energy grids and data centre integration

  • Novel green ICT business models and data centres

  • Emerging Markets and data centre energy procurement

  • Demand response strategies integrating data centres

  • Optimizing the use of renewable energy sources in data centres

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Important Date
  • Jun 21

    2016

    Conference Date

  • Jun 21 2016

    Registration deadline