Description: Energy-aware scheduling is an approach to resource management in computing systems that prioritizes energy efficiency when assigning tasks and processing resources. This method aims to optimize system performance while minimizing energy consumption, which is especially relevant in various computing environments, including mobile devices and servers where battery life and energy costs are critical. Energy-aware scheduling involves the use of algorithms that evaluate the current workload state and dynamically adjust the processor’s frequency and voltage, as well as task allocation to different processing cores. This approach not only enhances environmental sustainability by reducing energy consumption but can also extend device lifespan by decreasing heat generated during operation. In a world where processing demand continues to grow, energy-aware scheduling becomes an essential strategy for balancing performance and energy efficiency, contributing to a more responsible use of technological resources.
