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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, [...]

Read more APC dives into power management software with InfraStruXure

by Pedro Hernandez on August 5, 2010 · 0 comments

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…

Read more ENXsuite: Carbonetworks gets a new name and CEO

by Pedro Hernandez on June 3, 2010 · 0 comments

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…

Read more Free Utility Speeds SSDs for XP

by Pedro Hernandez on February 20, 2010 · 0 comments

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,…

Read more Kraft Foods: 50 Millions Miles Saved

by Pedro Hernandez on November 21, 2009 · 0 comments

Wondering what CA has in store for virtual servers and private clouds running vSphere 4 and Cisco Nexus 1000V hardware? CA today announced that it is streamlining the management of VMware vSphere 4 platform on Cisco Nexus 1000V infrastructures by…

Read more CA Targets vSphere 4 and Cisco Nexus 1000V Management

by Pedro Hernandez on July 6, 2009 · 0 comments

Cloud computing services may just be providing the nudge SMBs need to migrate to open source platforms and trim costs. At least that’s the thinking of Alex Vuchnich at AccountingWEB.com. He makes a good case. After all, web services hide…

Read more Can Cloud Computing Trigger Broader Open Source Adoption?

by Pedro Hernandez on July 1, 2009 · 0 comments

For the uninitiated, it may be hard to tell the difference between emulation and virtualization. The overarching concept is similar to a degree, but as you can probably already tell, they are worlds apart when talking about their purpose and…

Read more Virtualization 101: Emulation and Virtualization, Apples and Oranges

by Pedro Hernandez on June 22, 2009 · 0 comments

Need another reason to love Windows 7? According to Microsoft, Windows 7 will give green IT pros a reason to smile thanks to new power management features built into the OS. Here’s one: New Diagnostics: new tools will help improve…

Read more Windows 7 Gets Serious About Power Management

by Pedro Hernandez on June 16, 2009 · 0 comments

Testing the ability of positive reinforcement to effect change, HP is trying to help PC users go green with a novel little software widget for Windows desktops. HP’s Power to Change widget encourages users to turn off their PC’s…

Read more HP's Power to Change Desktop Widget – Nags You to Shut Down, Nicely

by Pedro Hernandez on June 2, 2009 · 0 comments

For the majority of folks, the most interaction they have with their utility company is the bill at the end of the month. An arrangement that works as long as you know who’s in charge. But now, with the impending…

Read more Google Charms Utilities for PowerMeter

by Pedro Hernandez on May 20, 2009 · 0 comments

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…

Read more Green IT News Roundup – Tuesday, May 12

by Pedro Hernandez on May 12, 2009 · 0 comments