Taking business into the green -- or not so green -- cloud
There’s little doubt the cloud is helping businesses of all sizes — mega, medium or small — do a lot more
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Small utilities find energy 'smarts' in the cloud
Across the US, large utilities like investor-owned Pacific Gas & Electric and municipally operated Austin Energy have been working for
IBM-powered portal to take 300m Chinese residents 'into the cloud'
A Chinese technology company has enlisted the help of IBM to build a cloud computing platform that will eventually connect
CloudApps: A holistic view of carbon
More businesses are trying to cut their carbon emissions, whether it’s to meet the requirements of legislation like the
Icelandic startup aims to deliver first green computing cloud
Greenqloud hasn’t even launched its its renewable-powered cloud computing service yet, but it’s already receiving rock star-like attention
US seeks to tap cloud computing for climate change, more
US researchers are studying cloud computing’s potential to provide a cost-effective and energy-efficient way to speed up discoveries and
ElasticHosts launches easy-to-use cloud servers
UK-based ElasticHosts today announced the launch of its cloud server services for on-demand burst computing and Web hosting that can
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