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Data Center Design:
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DOE to IT industry: We'll help you get more energy-efficient, if it costs us
ZDNet Technology News (Jan 20 2010) Solar , Wind , Servers
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Together, enterprise computing giant Hewlett-Packard and power efficiency specialist Eaton have snagged a $7.4 million grant from the Department of Energy to help fund research focused on improving energy efficiency in IT products.
The pair’s joint proposal actually received the third-largest grant out of the $47 million in total being focused on companies in the IT and communications sectors. The projects are focused on three areas:
Equipment and Software - Changing core components of a data or telecommunications center in order to optimize energy use
Power Supply Chain - Developing technologies to minimize energy waste as power moves from one system to another
Cooling - More effective methods for reducing heat
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