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The Energy and Emergy of the Internet Barath Raghavan and Justin Ma ICSI and UC Berkeley ABSTRACT
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Document Date: 2011-10-27 11:01:05


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Cambridge / /

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MIT Press / Computer-Communication Networks / Cellular Networks / New York Times / Alcatel-Lucent / Amdahl / International Energy Agency / AT&T / Copper Cable Systems / Ge / Bloomberg / Futuresource Consulting / Juniper Networks / John Wiley & Sons / Skype / /

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United States / /

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USD / /

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Outnumber Cells Towers / Cell towers / Great Pyramid of Giza / University of Minnesota / /

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Linux / /

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / UC Berkeley / MIT / International Air Transport Association / Congress / University of Minnesota / Environmental Protection Agency / /

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P. Kasparek / V / Justin Ma / /

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Position

General / cloud-based model of personal computing / /

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iPhone / /

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Minnesota / New Jersey / /

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New York Times / IEEE Spectrum / New Jersey Monthly / Businessweek / /

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fabrication technologies / Linux / Laptop Computer / 1 million routers / Smil / cable modems / LAN / peer-to-peer / DC-Powered MX960 Router / smartphone / mobile device / fiber optic / Wi-Fi / 2 Category Count Desktops Laptops Cloud Smartphones Servers Routers / video conferencing / smartphones / 3 Category Desktops Laptops Cloud Smartphones Servers Routers / /

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http /

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