The aim of the servers project is virtualization -- that is, replace individual servers scattered around campus with space on large server farms, Vernon said.
Look at this, he says, waving at 14 racks, each fitted with three large server computers.
Using your computer to run a large server will work depending on your internet.
Or will people surf and download music from large servers somewhere?
Every word, image and video you post online is stored in some distant subterranean server complex.
This makes it possible to set up one server for several users in a larger server center, reducing server allocation price and energy consumption per user.
The traffic was so high, the site had to move to a larger server.
Statistics shows that large and complex server farms and data centers all over the world constitute the majority of global ICT energy consumption [[4],[5]].
Everything running on a large complex of servers is shared except the data (leading to the name multitenant), which is carefully partitioned so that users see only their own data and no one else's.
Lowering the energy usage of data centers is a challenging and complex issue because computing applications and data are growing so quickly that increasingly larger servers and disks are needed to process them fast enough within the required time period.
