GREEN COMPUTING

Green computing is

• It prioritizes resource inefficiency.

• It doesn't consider the environmental impact.

• It encourages high power consumption.

• It aims to minimize energy consumption and reduce waste.

The primary goal of green computing is

• Maximizing energy consumption

• Minimizing electronic waste

• Increasing carbon emissions

• Promoting resource inefficiency

Which of the following is a common practice to reduce energy consumption in green computing?

• Running servers at full capacity 24/7

• Using energy-efficient hardware

• Disabling power management settings

• Increasing screen brightness

In the aspect of green computing, "e-waste" is referring to

• Energy waste in data centers

• Efficient waste management practices

• Electronic waste, such as discarded computers and gadgets

• Eco-friendly packaging materials

What is the purpose of server virtualization in green computing?

• Reducing server power consumption

• Enhancing internet speed

• Increasing data security

• Expanding server storage capacity

Monitors, Printers, and Servers are configured to run in sleep mode on to conserve energy. This action is an example of

• Materials recycling

• Power management

• Product longevity

• Software and deployment optimization

Below are the practices of green computing EXCEPT

• Use Cloud computing

• Use LCD Monitor

• Use Virtualization

• Use LED Monitor

What is the main benefit of cloud computing in the context of green computing?

• Resource-intensive data centers

• Reduced hardware disposal

• Decreased energy efficiency

• Higher energy consumption

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• Materials recycling

• Telecommuting

• Software and deployment optimization

• Power management

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• Materials recycling

• Power management

• Software and deployment optimization

• Product longevity