Data centres
If you’ve ever accidentally spilled tea on your laptop, you understand why liquids seem like one of the things you want to keep out
The following is a guest commentary by Aydin Kurt-Elli, CEO of Lumison, a UK-based business ISP: If I learned one thing this week from
Editor’s Note: This article, which examines the benefits of green IT in the enterprise, is the fourth in a series of six special features
UK-based ElasticHosts today announced the launch of its cloud server services for on-demand burst computing and Web hosting that can be immediately scaled to
Hi there, Greenbang readers! There’s a bit of a buzz in the office at the moment, as we’re about to officially launch CleanAnalysis —
Environmental group Global Action Plan has called on the Government to create a £1 billion IT stimulus package to create smarter, more environmentally efficient,
Thin computing firm Wyse Technology is helping schools in Norway meet their green IT targets. Wyse installed more than 1,000 zero clients in schools
A new study from Symantec Corp. finds that senior-level IT executives are interested in green IT strategies not just for cost savings, but because
IBM is making up to $3 billion (US) available to finance IT initiatives in key economic stimulus projects in Europe and Asia-Pacific through IBM
Axminster Tool Centre, a family-run business located in Axminster, Devon, has reduced its energy consumption by 30 per cent and cut its energy costs
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