1. Articles from DIGITIMES daily IT news

    digitimes.com

    1-3 of 3

    1. TWM constructing green data center in northern Taiwan

      Explore DIGITIMES daily IT news (May 10 2012) Cloud Computing

      Taiwan Mobile, one of the three largest mobile telecom carriers in Taiwan, is constructing a green-energy cloud computing data center in a suburban area of Taipei, northern Taiwan, with investment of NT$5 billion (US$170 million). The company plans to complete construction and begin offering cloud computing services in the first quarter of 2013, according to the company. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Google   Uptime Institute

    2. ABB provides power distribution for 'world's most energy efficient' data center

      Explore DIGITIMES daily IT news (Dec 21 2011) Construction , Cloud Computing , Servers

      ABB provides power distribution for 'world's most energy efficient' data center Few of the tourists and faithful who gather in Uspenski Cathedral in the Finnish capital, Helsinki, are aware that banks of servers are whirring away in an underground cavern just beneath them. Academica, the information technology service company that owns the data center, is particularly proud of this facility, though not because of its unusual location. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory   US Environmental Protection Agency   Validus DC Systems

    3. Cloud computing offering big market for cooling solutions, says NS Micro Motor

      Explore DIGITIMES daily IT news (Jun 2 2011) Cloud Computing , Servers

      Cloud computing offering big market for cooling solutions, says NS Micro Motor Cloud computing offering big market for cooling solutions, says NS Micro MotorDigitimesAmong them, the PE series meets the stringent requirements for high performance, robust reliability and excellent energy efficiency thanks to its precise motor design, well-chosen set of components and carefully-monitored production process, ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Forrester Research