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Green IT Glossary: Massive Array of Idle Disks (MAID)

April 19, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

MAID was born from the simple idea that not all storage is the same. “Mission critical” data best earns its keep on the fastest and most expensive storage arrays. They operate 24/7 and are given priority when it comes to…

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: Copan, Data Center, datacenter, Fujitsu, Green IT, MAID, massive array of idle disks, NEC, Nexsan, SAN, Storage

iPhone Starts PeaPod's Motor (and Other Stuff Too…)

April 19, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

iPod/iPhone and car integration is nothing new, but Chrysler’s electric car the PeaPod takes matters a bit further. AutoblogGreen scoped out Peapod Mobility at the New York Auto show and found some interesting ways the iPhone will interact with…

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Apple, Chrysler PeaPod, Electric Car, Electric Vehicle, EV, iPhone, PeaPod

Green IT Strategies for Beginners

April 18, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Jenaly Technology Group’s CTO, MJ Shoer, explores some Green IT basics by focusing in on three ways businesses can improve their impact on the environment and cut the cost of their tech operations. Covered are server virtualization, electronic documents (aka…

Filed Under: Green IT, Servers Tagged With: electronic documents, Green IT, Power Management, server, server virtualization, Virtualization, Wake-on-LAN

Federal Agencies Meeting 95 Percent EPEAT Goal

April 18, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

As of last year, agencies within the federal government were required to make 95 percent of their IT purchases Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) certified. How are they doing so far? According to Government Computer News, surprisingly well. “Thirteen…

Filed Under: Green IT, Stats & Figures Tagged With: Dell, desktop, Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool, EPEAT, government, Green IT, monitor

IBM Targets Low-Power, 28nm Chips

April 17, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Watch out Intel… IBM, which has enjoyed a cozy relationship with AMD, is looking well past 32nm and is setting its sights on 28 nanometers (nm). Expect chips to get smaller, faster and you guessed it… more energy efficient. Preliminary…

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: 28nm, AMD, Chartered Semiconductor, chip, GLOBALFOUNDRIES, high-k metal gate, IBM, Infineon, processor, Samsung, STMicroelectronics

Cleantech News Roundup – Friday, April 17, 2009

April 17, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Sun Catalytix lands funds for “solar fuel” – VentureBeat While little is known about Sun Catalytix’s forthcoming products, its founder, MIT chemistry professor Daniel Nocera, has long been involved in research on hydrogen gas made with only sunlight and water….

Filed Under: Cleantech & Renewable Energy Tagged With: battery, cleantech, cleantech VC, cleantech venture capital, fuel, hydrogen, News, roundup, solar, wind, wind power, wind turbines

About that Earth-killing Spam…

April 16, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

Yesterday, McAfee and ICF shocked us with data that exposed spam’s environmental impact. Jeremy Kaplan at Good Clean Tech isn’t buying it… Business users leave their PCs on all day regardless of whether they’ve finished sorting their inboxes, so…

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: energy consumption, McAfee, security, software, spam

HP Fattens Thin Client Portfolio

April 16, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez 1 Comment

If the IT departments within most businesses were honest with themselves, they would realize that few of their employees require a full-blown, stand-alone tower or workstation to get their work done. So why incur the energy, management and maintenance costs?…

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: AMD Sempron, AMD Turion, hardware, Hewlett-Packard, HP, HP gt7720, HP t5630w, HP t5730w, software, thin client, VIA Eden, Virtualization, VMware, Windows Embedded, Windows XP Embedded

Online Resources: Uptime Institute

April 16, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

What does the Uptime Institute do? Their About Us page puts it rather succinctly: Institute research focuses on data center facilities, the IT and facilities interface, and how both functions affect the cost, reliability and energy consumption of computing. Institute…

Filed Under: Green IT Tagged With: Data Center, datacenter, energy efficiency, events, Green IT, Uptime Institute

Cleantech VC Bright Spot: Batteries

April 15, 2009 by Pedro Hernandez Leave a Comment

The cleantech VC downturn isn’t all doom and gloom. That is, if you’re developing and producing the advanced battery technologies and fuel cells. Energy storage, it seems, is leading a venture-capital rebound. That may come as a surprise, given that…

Filed Under: Cleantech & Renewable Energy Tagged With: A123 Systems, batteries, cleantech, cleantech VC, cleantech venture capital, Lilliputian Systems

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