West Kingston, RI-based American Power Conversion (APC) is well known as a maker of power distribution and UPS equipment, but now the company is leveraging that expertise into energy management software for data centers. The company has established its own software business operating under the InfraStruXure brand. The suite runs the gamut of energy monitoring, [...]
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by Pedro Hernandez on August 5, 2010
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In business, you sometimes just outgrow your own brand. In an outwardly visible sign that Carbonetworks has expanded beyond measuring greenhouse emissions, the company today changed its name to ENXSuite and welcomed a new chief executive. In a phone interview…
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by Pedro Hernandez on June 3, 2010
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In light of the well-received Windows 7, it’s hard to ignore that XP is getting on in years. Nonetheless, it’s still pretty prevalent in netbooks. Part of the problem for netbook owners is that XP is an OS developed well…
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by Pedro Hernandez on February 20, 2010
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GPS and software has helped shipping companies like UPS cut down on fuel costs. Now Kraft Foods has revealed that since 2005, the company has saved 50 million miles by streamlining its logistics operations.ClimateBiz reports:Aside from using different shipping means,…
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by Pedro Hernandez on November 21, 2009
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Cisco Beckons Carriers to the Cloud – Light Reading Cisco is announcing a blueprint called Unified Service Delivery (USD), which it claims will simplify the carrier data center and let carriers make better use of virtualization — the technology that…
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by Pedro Hernandez on May 12, 2009
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