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Google data center down – in PUE

IBM rises to the EC Code of Conduct

Now that’s a smart data center.

High-tech industry and academia form a green team

Does shifting server loads spike your data center’s energy bills? This technology could tell you…

What do potato fields and hot springs have in common? Data centers.

After years of silence regarding its energy use, the search giant energetically reveals all.

The nascent market for modular data centers is gaining traction, but will they become the defacto solutions?

You won't find one in a data center, but Tesla Motors continuing problems highlight the challenges of alternative power in cars, computers and almost anything else.

It isn't just enterprises who want to improve their carbon footprint and save money in the server room. Here's a few techniques you can put to work right now that can save big bucks on your company's electric bill.

With cloud computing all the rage these days, the concept is continuing to make its way into businesses everywhere. However, there are still organizations out there that do not know what cloud computing means to them which also means that they don’t know whether or not cloud computing could be good for the bottom line. In this post, I’ll explain the relatively non-technical basics behind the concept of cloud computing and explain why services “in the cloud” can result in a healthier bottom line for business.