PAM: an efficient power-aware multilevel cache policy to reduce energy consumption of storage systems

Meng, Xiaodong; Wu, Chongqing; Guo, Minyi; Zheng, Long; Zhang, Jingyu

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“…The expense and the EC will be higher when TCAM excels in packet processing. For instance, when weighed against Hash-centric match in Static-RAM, TCAM ternary match is 6 times more costly [5]. The system is decoupled into control and data planes by SDN.…”

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A Review on Efficient Energy Consumption in Software-Defined Networking Using Routing Aware Protocols

Shivakeshi,

2023

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The concept of Software-Defined Networking (SDN) has been a fascinating and growing interest in the field of research. The programmable network component is allowed by the SDN’s promising characteristics and partitions the control plane together with the forwarding plane. Energy Efficiency (EE) turned out to be a vital design requisite for modern networking mechanisms since the energy costs supply hugely to the entire costs in networks. Nevertheless, as it is necessary to handle the trade-off betwixt EE and Network Performance (NP), designing energy-effective solutions is non-trivial. Thus, by utilizing Energy-Aware Routing (EAR) approaches, this paper reviews the methodologies of Energy Consumption (EC) on SDN. The latest research related to the traffic-aware solution, compacting TCAM solution, end-host aware solutions, rule placement solutions, heuristic approach-centric solution, and EAR routing protocol was highlighted by this review article in terms of optimal EC on SDN. Finally, centered on the EC metrics, the current research methodologies’ performance is assessed in the performance evaluation. By utilizing EAR routing, this type of research is helpful for future research in efficient EC in SDN.

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“…For recording the routing information for specific flows, a flow table is designed in either centralized or distributed manners in the control plane. The control plane can compute an optimal data path for either highperformance or green energy networking for various traffic patterns [5]. In Google, B4 is the architecture of data centers.…”

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A Review on Efficient Energy Consumption in Software-Defined Networking Using Routing Aware Protocols

Shivakeshi,

2023

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Highly Stable Cross‐Linked Cationic Polyacrylamide/Ti₃C₂T_x MXene Nanocomposites for Flexible Ammonia‐Recognition Devices

Zhao

Zheng

Wang

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Adv Materials Technologies

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Although ammonia gas sensor research has been developed for a long time, room temperature flexible ammonia gas sensors with high sensitivity and selectivity are still hot research topics. 2D transition metal carbides and nitrides (MXenes) have combined their versatile surface chemistry and high metal conductivity to show their enormous sensing potential. Herein, developing a room temperature nanocomposite based on 2D MXenes materials and cationic polyacrylamide (CPAM) with high gas response and flexibility targeting the construction of high‐performance ammonia sensors is focused on. Thanks to the hydrogen bond composition, ohmic contact with the interdigitated electrodes, and excellent mechanical properties, the CPAM/Ti3C2Tx‐based ammonia sensors exhibit high ammonia selectivity, faster response–recovery rate (12.7/14.6 s), excellent flexibility, and long‐term mechanical stability at room temperature. The synthesis of the CPAM/Ti3C2Tx nanocomposites offers a lasting inspiration for developing high‐performance flexible gas sensors.

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PAP: power aware prediction based framework to reduce disk energy consumption

Arora

Bala

2020

Cluster Comput

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PAM: an efficient power-aware multilevel cache policy to reduce energy consumption of storage systems

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A Review on Efficient Energy Consumption in Software-Defined Networking Using Routing Aware Protocols

A Review on Efficient Energy Consumption in Software-Defined Networking Using Routing Aware Protocols

Highly Stable Cross‐Linked Cationic Polyacrylamide/Ti₃C₂T_x MXene Nanocomposites for Flexible Ammonia‐Recognition Devices

PAP: power aware prediction based framework to reduce disk energy consumption

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PAM: an efficient power-aware multilevel cache policy to reduce energy consumption of storage systems

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A Review on Efficient Energy Consumption in Software-Defined Networking Using Routing Aware Protocols

A Review on Efficient Energy Consumption in Software-Defined Networking Using Routing Aware Protocols

Highly Stable Cross‐Linked Cationic Polyacrylamide/Ti3C2Tx MXene Nanocomposites for Flexible Ammonia‐Recognition Devices

PAP: power aware prediction based framework to reduce disk energy consumption

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Highly Stable Cross‐Linked Cationic Polyacrylamide/Ti₃C₂T_x MXene Nanocomposites for Flexible Ammonia‐Recognition Devices