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NetApp Scores First-Ever Energy Star Label for Data Centers
GreenBiz.com (Jul 19 2010)
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The new Energy Star for Data Centers certification has started off with a bang, with the first facility to earn the label earning 99 out of 100 possible points for its certification.
NetApp's RTP data center, which opened in 2009, far surpassed the needed score of 75 points to earn the EPA's Energy Star rating for data centers, which opened for business in early June.
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