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  • Stratus offers green backup option

    Posted May 24, 2007 - 9:09 am

    Fault-tolerant server supplier, Stratus Technologies, has announced green fault-tolerant storage for its servers. The ftScalable Storage product does away with battery backup for its continuous availability feature. It is designed to offer fully-redundant, fault-tolerant storage to organizations that want the same level of reliability across both their storage and servers and have a green agenda.

  • New tree for every phone handed in for recycling

    Posted May 24, 2007 - 8:50 am

    The official recycling program of Australia's mobile phone industry, MobileMuster, has launched a new environmental campaign in partnership with Landcare Australia.

  • Brocade joins 'greener than thou' brigade

    Posted May 18, 2007 - 10:23 am

    Brocade is singing its own green praises, saying its storage area network directors draw a third of the power needed by Cisco gear. Numbers don't lie it states and compares its own power usage figures with ones from Cisco-published information to show that Cisco customers pollute the planet nearly three times as much as Brocade customers.

  • IBM spends $1 billion on 'green' data centers

    Posted May 11, 2007 - 12:09 am

    IBM is investing a billion dollars a year in an initiative to double energy efficiency, first in its own data centers, then in those of its customers.

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    Green technology group launched for U.K. IT managers

    Posted May 1, 2007 - 12:18 pm

    A new organization to help IT directors and managers reduce the environmental impact of their IT infrastructure has been launched in London.

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    Apple product hazards put to shareholder vote

    Posted April 24, 2007 - 8:09 am

    Apple Inc. shareholders will vote on a resolution at the company's annual meeting May 10 on a proposal to remove certain hazardous chemicals from their products.
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