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IT – where does all the power go?

Published Thursday, 13th December 2007

According to Cisco…

ICT infrastructure uses 37 per cent of the electricity bill. Of that:

• Servers use 50 per cent
• Storage uses 35 per cent
• Networks use 15 per cent

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