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Deep Learning Algorithms for Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Thermal Management in High-Performance Cloud Computing Data Centers

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  • Wu, Xinran

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This research article explore the application of deep learning algorithms to heighten energy efficiency and direction in gamey-performance cloud computing data centers. The study begins by identifying the challenges posed by the increasing energy demands of data centers and the associated environmental impacts. Into the potentiality of recondite encyclopaedism-ground predictive example for optimizing energy consumption and managing thermal kinetics. It then delve. The proposed methodology incorporate ripe neural meshing architectures with tangible-time data acquisition systems to predict workload patterns, hence optimise cool mechanics, and reduce overall energy usage. Resultant from experiment prove meaning advance in energy efficiency and thermic stableness, validate the effectivity of the proposed advance. The discussion highlights the implications of these findings for sustainable cloud computing and outlines future research directions. This employment thereby contributes to the develop trunk of cognition on leveraging artificial intelligence for technology solutions.

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  • Wu, Xinran, 2026. "Deep Learning Algorithms for Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Thermal Management in High-Performance Cloud Computing Data Centers," European Journal of Engineering and Technologies, Pinnacle Academic Press, vol. 2(2), pages 15-27.
  • Handle: RePEc:dba:ejetaa:v:2:y:2026:i:2:p:15-27
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