Future Trends In AI-Based Energy Efficiency For Cloud Data Centres
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This article looks at the latest developments in utilising Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to increase the energy efficiency of cloud data centres. Cloud data centres are crucial to modern digital infrastructure, but their energy consumption is becoming an issue due to the growing need for processing power. By dynamically altering resource allocation, cooling systems, and workload distribution, AI provides a workable solution to reduce energy use. This study looks at the advancements in AI technology, their applications in cloud data centres, and their potential impacts on energy efficiency. Through a thorough review of the literature and research methodologies, we outline the challenges and future trends in applying AI to sustainable data centre operations.
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