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Thursday, March 13 Wednesday, March 12- Linux Foundation Welcomes OpenInfra Foundation to Advance Open Source Infrastructure
- Pliops Announces Collaboration with vLLM Production Stack to Enhance LLM Inference Performance
- ZEDEDA Accelerates Enterprise Edge AI with Enhanced NVIDIA Integrations
- Supermicro Brings Superior Performance and Efficiency to AI at the Edge
- NCSA Expands AI Career Pathways with Student Research Programs
- VAST Data Expands Platform to Unify Structured and Unstructured Data
- Cerebras Announces 6 New AI Datacenters Across North America and Europe
- AMD Expands Embedded Lineup with 5th Gen EPYC 9005 Series
- Celestial AI Secures $250M Funding to Advance AI Infrastructure with Its Photonic Fabric
- Cerebras Partners with Hugging Face to Deliver High-Speed AI Inference
- Pure Storage Targets AI Bottlenecks with Disaggregated, Massively Parallel Storage
- DDN Strengthens Leadership with Board Appointments of Sven Oehme and Jas Khaira
- Eviden and Supermicro Partner to Enhance Enterprise AI Capabilities
- Sharon AI to Deploy Energy-Efficient GPU Supercluster in Australia
- Tenstorrent Partners with ECOBLOX to Expand AI and HPC Reach in Middle East and Africa
- Vertiv Introduces CoolLoop Trim Cooler for Energy-Efficient AI and HPC Cooling
- Altair to Showcase Leading AI, Simulation, and HPC Tech at Hannover Messe 2025
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Google Continues Green Push with ISO 50001 Certification
<span>Google deploys its ISO 50001 certified energy management system to multiple North American datacenters. <span><br /></span></span>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
Google Asks ‘How Green Is the Internet?’
<p>With nearly 2 billion people connected to the Internet these days, there are those who question the effects that this usage has on the environment. </p>Full Article
Meeting the Green Challenge Google-Style
With energy prices going up and datacenters getting bigger, green computing is essential. Google takes its 100% renewable commitment seriously with multiple clean energy investments.Full Article
Greenpeace Names Cisco, Google ‘Cool IT’ Leaders
<span>The sixth Cool IT Leaderboard ranked 21 technology leaders </span>based on their efforts to drive transformative change in the way that energy is produced and consumed. Full Article
Taking the Polar Plunge into the Node Pole
Nature doesn’t charge for air conditioning. That’s important for big tech companies who look to save their bottom line along with the environment as they build massive data centers ...Full Article
Reining In Brown Energy Usage
When renewable energy gets into the IT power mix, it adds a new wrinkle. While data centers and facilities could simply treat that power the same as that of ...Full Article
Google’s Needham Shows It’s Easy Being Green
Rick Needham, director of energy and sustainability at Google, gave a presentation at the Cleantech Forum in San Francisco arguing that not only does the future of energy lie ...Full Article
Could the Human Brain Inspire High Efficiency Computing?
At just under 2500 Megaflops per Watt, the Appro Beacon machine at the University of Tennessee comes in at the top of the Green 500 list. Yet underlying this ...Full Article
Google Uses PUE Properly in POP Optimization
It is refreshing when Google releases a case study where the measurement of PUE is utilized in the actual manner for which it was intended. Specifically, they measured, ran ...Full Article