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￿ Energy Management : the energy consumption of mainframe computing systems

has drawn much attention from both economy and environment perspectives.
With the increase of data volume and analytical demands, the processing, storage,
and transmission of big data will inevitably consume more and more electric
energy. Therefore, system-level power consumption control and management
mechanisms shall be established for big data while expandability and accessi-
bility are both ensured.

￿ Expendability and Scalability : the analytical system of big data must support

present and future datasets. The analytical algorithm must be able to process
increasingly expanding and more complex datasets.

￿ Cooperation : analysis of big data is an interdisciplinary research, which requires

experts in different fields cooperate to harvest the potential of big data. A com-
prehensive big data network architecture must be established to help scientists
and engineers in various fields access different kinds of data and fully utilize
their expertise, so as to cooperate to complete the analytical objectives.

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