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    1. MDM and the Next-Gen Green Data Center

      Explore ecommercetimes.com (Aug 17 2011) Carbon Footprint , Cloud Computing , Servers

      MDM and the Next-Gen Green Data Center MDM and the Next-Gen Green Data CenterE-Commerce TimesBeing green requires an end-to-end, integrated view of the data center, according to Gartner (NYSE: IT), including the building, energy efficiency, waste management, asset management, capacity management, technology architecture, support services, ...and more » (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Am Pt   Villanova University

    2. Fulcrum Microsystems

      Explore ecommercetimes.com (Jul 26 2011) Cloud Computing

      Fulcrum Microsystems energy efficiency and service delivery. Intel also noted that 10-GbE networks are one of today's fastest-growing data center market segments, and that they can also be used to support evolving cloud architectures and converged enterprise networks. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Intel   Cisco   IBM

    3. Figuring Out Your Carbon Footprint's Shoe Size

      Explore ecommercetimes.com (Apr 27 2011) Monitoring , Carbon Footprint , Emissions , Servers

      Figuring Out Your Carbon Footprint's Shoe Size very technology in business uses energy and has a carbon footprint -- from the lights in the ceiling to the data center they illuminate. "Green IT can mean anything from energy-efficient products to easily recycled products," John Pflueger, principal environmental strategist at Dell (Nasdaq: DELL), told TechNewsWorld. "While data center customers have, until recently, strictly defined greenness through energy efficiency, they are now showing a lot of interest in other, related issues, such as greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption. Other green IT topics, such as materials management and waste management, are more important in the consumer and business client space." (Read Full Article)

    4. Smart Grids for Smarter Data Centers

      Explore ecommercetimes.com (Mar 4 2010) Emissions , Cloud Computing , Servers

      Smart Grids for Smarter Data Centers Computer hardware gets more powerful every day, and with greater power comes a greater appetite for electricity. That's greatly increased the amount of energy needed in the data center, yet many data centers today weren't designed for modern consumption requirements. Smarter, more comprehensive energy planning tools and processes are being directed at this problem. (Read Full Article)

    5. Putting the Data Center on an Energy Diet

      Explore ecommercetimes.com (Dec 20 2009) Cloud Computing

      Putting the Data Center on an Energy Diet Producing meaningful, long-term energy savings in IT operations depends on a strategic planning and execution process. The goal is to seek out long-term gains from prudent, short-term investments, whenever possible. It makes little sense to invest piecemeal in areas that offer poor returns, when a careful cost-benefit analysis for each specific enterprise can identify the true wellsprings of IT ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Dell   Microsoft Corp