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Microsoft given regulatory green light for Skype buy
News The software giant has been given antitrust approval to buy the VoIP firm.
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Boston Green Power 2200-T review
Reviews If you thought Intel's Atom was only good for netbooks and NAS appliances then think again. Dave Mitchell reviews Boston's Green Power 2200-T to see how it's used these processors to squeeze eight independent server nodes into a 2U rack chassis.
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Go green and manage your costs
Analysis Along with the energy-saving demands of the green agenda, today’s unfavourable economic climate has pushed cost management back to the top of the boardroom agenda. The effect on IT and procurement departments is that they must now ensure technology investments not only demonstrate an organisation’s social responsibility credentials, but also reduce the price of doing business.
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Cloud energy savings could reach 38 per cent by 2020
News Pike Research claims that cloud is more energy efficient than data centres, others disagree.
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Yahoo hatches plan for green “chicken coop” data centre
News Hydro-power and natural air cooling are key features of Yahoo's new data centre.
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IBM launches chip tech for smart power control
News IBM has introduced new technology which lets wireless communications be placed onto a single power-management chip.
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Green IT shows green shoots
News If Tesco is using IT to promote environmental efficiency, the rest of the industry should take notice.
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Big Blue turns green with power down chips
News IBM adds a deep-sleeping mode to its Power chips.
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UK firms risk massive carbon fines
News IT departments appear unaware of need to register under energy efficiency scheme.
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The future of work is orange (and lime green)
News Does a snazzy colour scheme really improve productivity, or is it the tech that counts?
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Could cow manure power your data centre?
News HP researchers think a farm of dairy cows could power a 1MW data centre.
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EMC: Virtual world safer than physical
News A leading EMC executive has made the bold claim that the virtual world is much safer than physical infrastructures.
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