Other Energy Efficiency Measures
SWaP (space, wattage and performance) is a Sun Microsystems metric for data centers, incorporating energy and space.
SWaP = Performance / (Space × Power)
Where performance is measured by any appropriate benchmark, and space is size of the computer.
Read more about this topic: Performance Per Watt
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