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Top 10: Most popular ecoINSITE posts of 2010

December 31, 2010 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

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It’s that time. Before we welcome a brand new year, here are 2010’s most popular posts according to you!

1. Stats of the Day: BP Oil Spill Google Results

Back in June, I ran a little experiment. In terms of Google search results, how did BP’s recent oil spill compare against the previous top environmental disaster, the Exxon Valdez? The outcome was staggering. (Click on the links today, and witness some strange (wholesale?) pruning of Google’s index.)

2. Philips: LED lighting market to reach 5 percent in 2010

It’s little wonder that Philips is bullish on LED lighting. However, if its estimates hold, one in ten light sources will be of the LED variety in just a couple short years (by 2013 to be precise).

3. Will the 2011 MacBook Pro be the greenest of them all?

MacBook Pro imageThere used to be a time when the makers of the most drool-worthy gadgets paid little regard to their environmental impact. Today, Apple’s proving that desirable electronics and eco-friendly practices can, in fact, go hand in hand.

4. Smooth-Stone’s now Calxeda, ARM servers by 2011?

The server startup that’s working on ARM-based hardware changes its name and welcomes execs in a move that points to the imminent commercialization of its tech.

5. Stuxnet: Prelude to smart grid security threats

Blue Screen of Death image - coolmikeol - Flickr CC

Image Credit : coolmikeol – Flickr CC

Scary stuff! This malware targets industrial control systems, but perhaps more critically, it underscores the critical role of IT security as the power grid and networked communications draw closer together.

Next Page: Chrome and thinner enterprises; the cloud and Microsoft Dynamics; and the passing of a green data center visionary…

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Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: Apple, ARM, BP, Calxeda, Chrome OS, Citrix, cloud, Cloud Computing, Google, green data center, green datacenter, Green Revolution Cooling, LED lighting, liquid cooling, MacBook Pro, Microsoft Dynamics, oil spill, Olivier Sanche, Philips, roundup, security, Smart Grid, Smooth-Stone, Stuxnet

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