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Greenpeace is telling us that cloud computing will lead to a big jump in greenhouse emissions. Your Apple iPad and late nights on Facebook (and Google and Yahoo) will destroy the planet. The logic here is that these fancy shmancy data centers are all run by a coal powered grid. I was going to stay out of this mix on Smart Planet, ZDNet and elsewhere, but there’s such a need for a screaming reality check that I can’t resist. Let’s look at some of the key points of the Greenpeace cloud report: 1. The cloud—and ...
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Carbon1 » Looking Towards the Post Green Era - by Doug Moheny
Thanks for your 'edit' - any other comments welcome
huxuecan » Looking Towards the Post Green Era - by Doug Moheny
efit of any given digital solution. This being said, our position is that industry should ...
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