Abstract: Most people know that “going green” is important for the environment. But what many don’t realize is that it can also be important for businesses, both in terms of cost savings and being socially responsible. Green computing is the practice of using information technology in an environmentally sustainable way. This includes everything from reducing energy consumption to recycling old equipment. There are many benefits to green computing. Perhaps the most obvious is that it can save businesses money. For example, by reducing energy consumption, businesses can lower their utility bills. They can also save money on disposal fees for electronic waste. In addition, going green can help businesses build goodwill with consumers and other stakeholders who are interested in environmental sustainability. Finally, some government incentives are available for businesses that adopt green practices. Despite the benefits, there are some challenges associated with green computing. One is that it can require a significant upfront investment, which may not be feasible for all businesses. Additionally, changing business practices can be difficult and time-consuming. However, these challenges should not discourage businesses from doing their part to protect the environment through green computing practices.
Keywords: Green Computing, Energy Efficiency, Data Centre
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