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VMware Helps Enterprises and Governments of All Sizes Go Green
businesswire.com (Apr 29 2009) Carbon Footprint , Emissions , Cloud Computing
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Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Center in New York has a strategy for an all digital, all green IT infrastructure. With VMware virtual infrastructure, the renowned healthcare system virtualized 85 percent of its infrastructure and retired 185 servers ... (Read Full Article)
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