Power Consumption Patterns Using Telemetry Data

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Autores principales: Cheon, Harry, Pang, Yuyang, Hu, Zhiting, Smarr, Benjamin, Sebot, Julien, Arbab, Bijan, Shams, Ahmed
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Publicado: 2026
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author Cheon, Harry
Pang, Yuyang
Hu, Zhiting
Smarr, Benjamin
Sebot, Julien
Arbab, Bijan
Shams, Ahmed
author_facet Cheon, Harry
Pang, Yuyang
Hu, Zhiting
Smarr, Benjamin
Sebot, Julien
Arbab, Bijan
Shams, Ahmed
contents This paper examines the analysis of package power consumption using Intel's telemetry data. It challenges the prevailing belief that hardware choice is the primary determinant of a device's power consumption and instead emphasizes the significant role of user behavior. The paper includes two sections: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) and a linear model for power consumption. The EDA section provides valuable insights from Intel's telemetry data, comparing power consumption across countries, with a specific focus on power consumption patterns in the US and China. Our simple linear model affirms those patterns and highlight the possible importance of user behavior and its influence on power consumption. Ultimately, the paper underscores the need to understand power consumption patterns and identifies areas where stakeholders like Intel can make improvements to reduce environmental impact effectively and efficiently.
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spellingShingle Power Consumption Patterns Using Telemetry Data
Cheon, Harry
Pang, Yuyang
Hu, Zhiting
Smarr, Benjamin
Sebot, Julien
Arbab, Bijan
Shams, Ahmed
Computers and Society
This paper examines the analysis of package power consumption using Intel's telemetry data. It challenges the prevailing belief that hardware choice is the primary determinant of a device's power consumption and instead emphasizes the significant role of user behavior. The paper includes two sections: Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) and a linear model for power consumption. The EDA section provides valuable insights from Intel's telemetry data, comparing power consumption across countries, with a specific focus on power consumption patterns in the US and China. Our simple linear model affirms those patterns and highlight the possible importance of user behavior and its influence on power consumption. Ultimately, the paper underscores the need to understand power consumption patterns and identifies areas where stakeholders like Intel can make improvements to reduce environmental impact effectively and efficiently.
title Power Consumption Patterns Using Telemetry Data
topic Computers and Society
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.22339