Data Centres and Data Transmission Networks¶
International Energy Agency. Data Centres and Data Transmission Networks.
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- Jevons Paradox
- Computing — each generation's fall in cost-per-operation expands use into previously infeasible applications, and total energy use rises despite enormous per-operation efficiency gains.
This sourceIEA, Paris. Documents that despite strong per-task energy-efficiency gains, rapid growth in computing workloads has driven total data-centre electricity demand up (growing 12% per year over 2019-2024 and projected to roughly double 2025-2030), the computing-energy Jevons case.
- Computing — each generation's fall in cost-per-operation expands use into previously infeasible applications, and total energy use rises despite enormous per-operation efficiency gains.
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