Cloud Data Centers (CDCs) have become a vital computing infrastructure for enterprises.
However, CDCs consume substantial energy due to the increased demand for computing …

The demand for cloud computing is increasing dramatically due to the high computational
requirements of business, social, web and scientific applications. Nowadays, applications …

Cloud computing provides the scalable computation capability based on a virtualization
technique. The energy conservation for green computing is one of the vital issues while …

Due to the growing demand of cloud services, allocation of energy efficient resources (CPU,
memory, storage, etc.) and resources utilization are the major challenging issues of a large …

Cloud providers offer computing services based on user demands using the Infrastructure as
a Service (IaaS) service model. In a cloud data center, it is possible that multiple Virtual …

To reduce the price of pay-as-you-go style cloud applications, an increasing number of
cloud service providers offer resource reservation-based services that allow tenants to …

Technology providers heavily exploit the usage of edge‐cloud data centers (ECDCs) to
meet user demand while the ECDCs are large energy consumers. Concerning the decrease …

Recent telecommunication paradigms, such as big data, Internet of Things (IoT), ubiquitous
edge computing (UEC), and machine learning, are encountering with a tremendous number …

Data centers evolve constantly in size, complexity, and power consumption. Energy
management in cloud data centers is a critical and challenging research issue. It becomes …

Cloud computing offers utility-oriented IT services to users worldwide. Based on a pay-as-
you-go model, it enables hosting of pervasive applications from consumer, scientific, and …