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Infographic of the day: Cloud’s formation in 2011

June 15, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

What does the cloud look like in 2011? What’s it made of? Thanks to a survey conducted by BitNami, Cloud.com and cloud management firm Zenoss, we have a fascinating new snapshot of the cloud market. With the help of 500 IT professionals, the companies were able to get a bead on some of the factors […]

Filed Under: Cloud Computing, Stats & Figures Tagged With: BitNami, cloud, Cloud Computing, Cloud.com, infographic, Microsoft, statistics, stats, VMware, Zenoss

Today’s 10 – Virtualization’s growing pains

June 15, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

A virtualization-heavy list today, so let’s get started. VMware’s licensing cost structure shows signs of adaptability; Symantec discovers that virtualization and cloud tech fail to live up to their potential for many IT shops; and the Payment Card Industry sounds the alarm on credit card data stored in virtualized environments. All that, plus Intel’s vision […]

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: green it news roundup, roundup

Sony’s Bloggie 3D: A gadget maker finally embraces the teardown

June 14, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez

This is neat. Sony’s own blog, SGNL, has done something pretty unique for a consumer electronics company. It embraced the teardown (sub req’d)! Engadget observes that while the video smacks of publicity, it’s unprecedented for a top-tier electronics maker to sanction an on-camera teardown of one of its products, with a prominent member of the […]

Filed Under: Gadgets & Mobile Tagged With: e-waste, iFixit, Sony, teardowns

Today’s 10 (+1) – Google bets $280M on home solar

June 14, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez

Today: Home solar firm, SolarCity, has found a huge benefactor in Google; now’s not the time to be shy about the cloud’s green attributes (competitive advantages?); and NJ will soon be the home to the largest private solar power plant thanks, in part, to publishing giant McGraw Hill. And in a sign that ARM-powered servers […]

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: green it news roundup, roundup

New Nissan Leaf TV ads skewer gas powered lifestyle

June 13, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Nissan is airing a clever new ad campaign in support of its Leaf electric vehicle. The TV spots feature average Joes and Janes going about their lives using everyday gadgets. Instead of running on electricity, they’re powered by gasoline instead — complete with chattering little engines and bleak, soul-draining plumes of exhaust. The car maker’s […]

Filed Under: Cleantech & Renewable Energy Tagged With: advertising, Chevy Volt, Electric Vehicle, EV, Leaf, marketing, Nissan, Nissan Leaf

Cool design: The Next American Economy book cover

June 10, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

While watching The Daily Ticker yesterday, which featured the author of “The Next American Economy,” William J Holstein, the cover of his book flashed for a moment. Sure it’s nice, clean and modern — and a little spare and safe, to be completely honest — but if you look closely there’s a nice little twist […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: book, economy, Made in the USA, manufacturing

Fusion-io’s Flashy IPO

June 9, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

The past couple of years have been good for startups that specialize in flash memory storage systems for data centers. Though they peddle pricey wares, flash chip-based data storage and SSD makers are giving data centers a performance edge with energy savings boot. And in an era that’s unkind to pokey cloud performance and is […]

Filed Under: Storage Tagged With: flash storage, Fusion-io, IPO, Storage, Violin Memory

Today’s 10 – Tuesday, June 7

June 7, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Tsk tsk… The Consumer Electronics Association finds that when it comes to saving energy, consumers are game. Unfortunately, accomplishing it eludes them. Also, Violin’s flash-based data storage story keeps resonating with VCs; ARM’s journey to the data center might make a pitstop at PCs courtesy of Windows 8; and a cleantech incubator sprouts in San […]

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: green it news roundup, roundup

HP’s modular EcoPOD data center

June 6, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

HP’s taking its build-a-data-center business seriously. Today the company’s Converged Infrastructure division unveiled what it’s billing as “the world’s most efficient data center,” the HP POD 240a. Or the EcoPOD as the company has taken to calling it (a naming convention I fully support). As has become the norm for modular data center vendors, the […]

Filed Under: Data Center, Green IT Tagged With: Data Center, data center cooling, datacenter in a container, energy efficiency, free-cooling, HP, modular data centers, PUE

Infographic of the day: Smart, Green Jobs

June 6, 2011 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

Today’s infographic comes from the Smart Jobs special report at Wired (click here to view the full version). And should provide America’s battered workforce some valuable insights. At 56.8 percent, the renewables and environment category saw the biggest percentage gains among seven million U.S. job hoppers on LinkedIn during the past five years. (On a […]

Filed Under: Stats & Figures Tagged With: green jobs, infographic

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