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Fujitsu stakes claim in green IT services

zdnet.com (Sep 1 2010) Carbon Footprint , Cloud Computing
1. After a successful test in Australia, Fujitsu is launching a portfolio of green IT services that it says will help the average enterprise reduce its carbon footprint and energy costs. Kartik Ravel, senior director for Fujitsu enterprise business services, while the new offerings absolutely will address data center efficiency, they are more focused on changing user electricity consumption habits related to desktop and peripheral technologies. “A kilowatt is a kilowatt, regardless of what device it comes from,” he says. (Read Full Article)
  
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