Energy Efficiency on Edge Computing: Challenges and Vision

Energy Efficiency on Edge Computing: Challenges and Vision
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10.1109/ipccc55026.2022.9894303
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2022-11
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2022 IEEE International Performance, Computing, and Communications Conference (IPCCC)
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Tyler Holmes;C. Mclarty;Yong Shi;P. Bobbie;Kun Suo
Tyler Holmes;C. Mclarty;Yong Shi;P. Bobbie;Kun Suo
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Tyler Holmes;C. Mclarty;Yong Shi;P. Bobbie;Kun Suo

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