Office, Computers and IT
Global ‘cyberwar’ puts electricity, communications at growing risk
Think just because your electricity, internet connection and natural gas service are all working fine today, they’ll be working just as well tomorrow? Well,
Cybershopping for the holidays means lower carbon emissions
Your holiday shopping carbon footprint will be a lot lower if you make your purchases online instead of heading out to the shops, a
Greener computing saves ‘Olympic pools full’ of CO2
The UK government has cut its carbon footprint by 12,000 tonnes and saved some £7 million over the past year by making smarter use
Web security faces a ‘perfect storm’ of risk
A host of online threats are converging to create an “unprecedented” level of risk to Web security, according to an alarming new report from
Pilsen, IBM aim for ’smart’ city services
IBM will help the Czech Republic city of Pilsen “go smart,” under a four-year agreement to develop a strategic information system for the municipality.
The true environmental cost of invoicing
Following is a guest commentary by Stefan Foryszewski, Co-Founder & Senior Vice President of OB10 With business leaders focused on cutting costs —
You may all now Google without guilt
More head-spinning updates on the “Google searches are melting the planet” brouhaha: the research that reportedly found two Google searches produce as much carbon
Next hot market: Google search carbon offsets?
While news stories abound about IT’s growing environmental footprint, geeks everywhere are abuzz today about a Google-centered eco-controversy. The brouhaha centers on one query:
Your computer could help develop a better solar cell
Virtual computer networks can do more than help in the search for little green men or aid in humanitarian-focused research. IBM and Harvard University
The sexy silver virtual PC cube
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Green utility crowned for top customer service
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An initiative from the Department of Energy and Climate
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