Green Computing Optimization for Multi-Region Streaming Platforms
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Global streaming services are always under pressure to control their resource usage effectively while still offering millions of users worldwide flawless experiences. As user demands for continuous, high-quality content increase, it is becoming increasingly important to strike the right balance between low latency, high availability, and resource efficiency. However, the infrastructure required to meet these demands often results in significant energy consumption and operational costs, presenting a major challenge for sustainability. The application of green computing principles to multi-region cloud infrastructure optimization is examined in this article, with an emphasis on tactics that minimize energy consumption and operational costs without compromising the performance that users rely on. Platforms can preserve their competitive advantage while making significant progress toward environmental responsibility by implementing more intelligent, energy-efficient procedures.
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