HPC Center Meets Green Mandate

April 24, 2013

For HPC centers all over the world, providing high-levels of compute power is job number one, but they also must be as energy-efficient as possible. Read more…

Behind Iceland’s Green Cloud

August 17, 2010

An interview with Icelandic cloud provider GreenQloud's CEO. The new company is a “provider of the world’s first truly green public compute cloud” but some take issue with the "first" designation and wonder about storing data on a volcanic island--even if the costs might be lower and the feeling "greener." Read more…

Satoshi Sekiguchi On Non-Stop Virtual Machine Migration and Green IT

June 2, 2010

Satoshi Sekiguchi is the Director of the Information Technology Research Institute for the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AI Read more…

The Green IT Stars of 2010

April 22, 2010

InfoWorld awards the top 15 green-tech projects. Read more…

Green IT Is for Real

April 14, 2010

When I think about all the hype for Green IT, I always ask myself, where is the beef? Or where is the real green as in greenbacks? Read more…

How to Get Your Green IT Cred

September 9, 2009

From facilities design to carbon management and international law, here's what you need to know. Read more…

Virtualization: Another Aspect of Green IT

December 8, 2008

As federal and state information technology managers develop strategies and deploy technologies to reduce power consumption in their facilities, they recognize virtualization does not only reduce server sprawl, it can also save energy. Read more…

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