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Facebook Refines Energy Reporting
As Facebook extends its reach across the globe, the IT giant's carbon footprint is also expanding. Still, there's something to be said for transparency. Full Article
Consolidate Virtual Machines without Sacrificing Performance
Virtualization technology makes it easy to consolidate IT resources, allowing more work to be done with less equipment (and less energy). It's a green proposition, to be sure, but what ...Full Article
Graphene Promises Cooler, Greener Computing
When applied to silicon, graphene displays heat-dissipating effects that could pave the way for more energy-efficient, longer-lasting computers. Full Article
Telcos Can Learn from Datacenter Giants
When it comes to energy reporting, telcos have some lessons to learn from the more-established datacenter operators. Full Article
NVIDIA’s Contribution to Green Computing
Heterogenous computing continues to gain momentum. In terms of pure performance and performance per watt, accelerator-based systems are on the rise. NVIDIA's Sumit Gupta offers some perspective on the GPU's ...Full Article
Solar Laptop Bypasses Electric Grid
Linux-based laptop runs entirely off the power of the sun, making it a good fit for regions that lack a stable power infrastructure. Full Article
Hands-Off IT Power Management
IT power management is the low-hanging fruit of green computing. DhaaniStar is a network-based, adaptive management solution that strives to maximize both power savings and user satisfaction with a policy-free ...Full Article
Unlocking Your Datacenter’s Potential
The modern datacenter is a critical component of a successful enterprise, but when it comes to power, cooling, and space constraints, datacenter operators are feeling the pinch. Full Article
Green500 Founder on Getting to Exascale: ‘Something’s Gotta Change’
<p>After the latest Green500 rankings were announced on Friday, <em>Green Computing Report</em> caught up with list founder Professor Wu Feng. While there's been some impressive movement at the top of the ...Full Article
New Working Group Targets Low-Carbon Power Sourcing
Adobe, eBay, Facebook, HP, salesforce.com, and Symantec are working with BSR to create a greener Internet. Full Article