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Schneider's acquisition of EnergyCenter 2.0 software provides data center operators visibility over both IT and facility operations.
by Derek Top
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The Tracer XT is designed to help data center operators knock down costs for their biggest spend: energy.
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At Big Blue's annual 'Connect' analyst event, the company gave a glimpse at how its Smarter Planet initiative is driving business opportunities, and mapped the next hurdles it will need to overcome.
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The world's largest semiconductor producer says its newest data center will save 2.21 million kilowatt-hours of electricity and eliminate 1,350 tons of carbon emissions a year.
by Derek Top
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HP introduces a new server computing design intended for high-volume, large-scale data environments, such as those found in cloud computing and web services. The ARM-based server chips could reduce data center energy requirements by up to 90 percent.
by Derek Top
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Energy storage company Beacon Power, which received $56 million from the federal program since 2009, has filed for bankruptcy protection. The flywheel technology maker will maintain operations in its efforts to pay off creditors
by Derek Top
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A pilot project on the company's Redmond campus will save an estimated $1 million per year in energy use, and pay for itself in less than 18 months, one key element of its overall sustainability strategy as laid out in its new CSR report.
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As intelligently managed buildings weave information technology into facility management, there are several bumps in the road ahead as facilities teams begin working hand-in-glove with IT departments.
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The convergence of the two historically siloed departments comes as the major IT-industry players -- IBM, SAP, Cisco and Accenture, among others -- have strengthened their offerings to align corporate sustainaibility and financial goals.
by Chip Pieper
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Green IT initiatives have tended to be middle-range priorities for companies, but that's changing, especially with IT's growing role in helping businesses manage energy use in their buildings and facilities, according to a recent survey of executives in the U.S., U.K. and Germany.