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Dynamic Programming-Driven Multi-Stage Decision-Making Model for Zero-Carbon Data Centers
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Achieving lower carbon emission is important for data centers, and the Channeling Computing Resources from the East to the West (CCREW) project is proposed in China to develop zero-carbon data centers, but the temporal dependency of renewable energy sources (RES) supply and demand remains a challenge. A multi-stage decision-making model based on dynamic programming is proposed in this paper to forecast available time windows of RES and schedule delay-tolerant tasks to time windows. Simulation shows the decision-making model can achieve a 94.83% task completion rate and 62.43% RES utilization.
Keywords:
data centers
dynamic programming
multi-stage decision-making
RES
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