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U-M Hopes Green Computing Will Cut Costs, Emissions

December 2, 2008October 18, 2009 by Paul Nastu

The University of Michigan kicked off its campus-wide green effort in March in hopes of reducing its IT-related electricity emissions by 10 percent – which would save the school $500,000 each year, Free Press reports. The university currently spends about $4.8 million annually on electricity for computers and other office ... Read more »

‘Heat Wheel’ Cools Data Centers, Cuts Energy Bills

November 19, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Rich Miller writes on Data Center Knowledge about the “heat wheel,” a new approach to data center cooling which Miller says is likely to gain a higher profile from an upcoming demonstration of the technology. The heat wheel, also known as a rotary heat exchanger or Kyoto Cooling, improves the ... Read more »

Most Efficient Data Center – The One That’s Not Built

November 13, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Kenneth Brill, executive director of the Uptime Institute, told the New York Times that companies should build fewer data centers during tough times, and that the most efficient data center is the one that a company decides it doesn’t need to build. A new study from the institute estimates that ... Read more »

Eaton Director: Create Synergy Between IT and Facility Strategies

November 5, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Kenneth Uhlman, director of data center business development for Eaton Corp., writes in Computer Technology Review, that for companies to remain competitive in a global market, organizations should work collaboratively to operate more efficiently and sustainably. Uhlman recommends companies to create synergy between IT and facility strategies. Here are Uhlman’s ... Read more »

HP Triples Data Center Capacity With Power-Capping Server Technology

November 4, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

HP announced it has added HP Dynamic Power Capping to its HP Thermal Logic portfolio. The power-capping server technology helps customers reallocate power and cooling resources in the data center by dynamically setting or “capping” the power drawn by the servers. The technology eliminates the need for overprovisioning by identifying ... Read more »

Duke Announces Green Initiatives

November 3, 2008 by Paul Nastu

Duke Energy Corp. has announced energy- and water-saving projects at 13 of its largest facilities, the Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area reports. The move is expected to save Duke 4.8 million kilowatt hours of energy annually, or about 3 percent of the company’s annual consumption of 145 kilowatt ... Read more »

Brill: Govt. Report on Data Center Efficiency ‘Misses The Root Cause’

October 23, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

The U.S. Department of Energy and the EPA recently released “Energy Efficiency in Data Centers: Recommendations for Government-Industry Coordination” (PDF), which details the discussions and recommendations covered during a national strategy workshop in July (see items from report below). But Kenneth Brill, executive director of the Uptime Institute, writes in ... Read more »

Google Says Its Data Centers Most Efficient

October 6, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Google-designed data centers are the most efficient in the world, according to a post on the company’s blog by Urs Hölzle, Google’s senior vice president of Operations. Pointing to the chart above, the post says that: Our data centers use considerably less energy for the servers themselves, and much less ... Read more »

Microsoft’s ‘Greenest’ Data Center Goes Online

September 24, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Microsoft announced the opening of its 470,000 square foot data center in San Antonio this week, which is being touted as the company’s “greenest” project to date, mySanAntonio.com reports. The company invested $550 million in the data center, which will use more than 8 million gallons of recycled water per ... Read more »

Ways To Fuel Green IT

September 22, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Sustainable data centers are something companies must look into because “energy costs are punching holes in profits, making this a fight the IT team can’t sit out,” writes J. Nicholas Hoover of InformationWeek. Hoover offers some ideas to kick start brainstorming green strategies: 1. Look beyond data centers Powering down ... Read more »

Execs Lack Budgets To Green Data Centers

September 14, 2008October 17, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Although CIOs and senior IT executives overwhelmingly believe that a green data center will become mission-critical, many lack the “green” to go green, according to a recent survey by Voltaire Ltd.Nearly 90 percent of executives surveyed said they believe that greening their data centers will be crucial to meeting their ... Read more »

U-M Hopes Green Computing Will Cut Costs, Emissions

‘Heat Wheel’ Cools Data Centers, Cuts Energy Bills

Most Efficient Data Center – The One That’s Not Built

Eaton Director: Create Synergy Between IT and Facility Strategies

HP Triples Data Center Capacity With Power-Capping Server Technology

Duke Announces Green Initiatives

Brill: Govt. Report on Data Center Efficiency ‘Misses The Root Cause’

Google Says Its Data Centers Most Efficient

Microsoft’s ‘Greenest’ Data Center Goes Online

Ways To Fuel Green IT

Execs Lack Budgets To Green Data Centers

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