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Green IT policies fail to curb data centre power use
computerworlduk.com (May 24 2010)
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Some leading companies are stepping up to the plate to address issues with data center efficiency. But there’s more involved than simply scaling back power consumption. There’s a lot of new thinking now going on behind data center design and operations management that blends smart technology and smart energy management.
Allstate Insurance Co. for one, just opened a green data center in Rochelle, Ill., incorporating a range of best practices and state-of-the-art technology aimed at saving energy and employing renewable resources. Details are published in an article I wrote for latest edition of Insurance Networking News, for which I had the chance to speak with Anthony Abbattista, VP of technology solutions for Allstate, who has been putting a lot of thought into the design and function of the center over the past few years.
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