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  • Working towards the green data centre

    With the amount of energy now required to power the world’s data centres, the consumption policies and strategies surrounding them are becoming rather critical to organisations hoping to achieve sustainability and remain competitive.

    Written by Bonnie Gardiner04 May 15 15:39
  • Paperless office still not a reality: HP

    HP is not worried about the rise of digital reducing the amount of paper printing, according to company officials at the HP World Tour in Beijing.

    Written by Adam Bender24 June 13 22:56
  • Fresh air cools Telstra, Optus mobile sites

    In one of the hottest summers on record, Telstra and Optus relied on fresh air cooling and high-efficiency air conditioners to keep their mobile networks going, officials from the companies said last week.

    Written by Adam Bender12 March 13 13:21
  • NextDC gets green light for Sydney data centre

    Data centre operator NextDC (ASX: NXT) has been given the go-ahead to kick off construction on its latest data centre in Sydney, S1, which was initially announced back in March.

    Written by Chloe Herrick14 Nov. 11 15:27
  • Ford debuts all-electric car

    Ford Motor Company debuted its first all-electric vehicle, the Focus Electric, at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show Friday. It is one of five new electrified vehicles that will be available in North America and Europe by 2013.

    Written by Nick Barber08 Jan. 11 05:59
  • IRI launches web-based PC power management tool

    ICT company Integrated Research (ASX:IRI) has launched PowerMinder, a new web-based PC power management suite built from the company's Prognosis intellectual property

    Written by Dylan Bushell-Embling03 Dec. 10 18:00
  • Sharp buys US solar project developer

    Sharp will acquire Recurrent Energy, a U.S. developer of solar energy projects, in a deal that will give the Japanese company a stronger position in the fast-growing solar-power generation business, the companies said Wednesday.

    Written by Martyn Williams22 Sept. 10 15:06
  • New mobile charger cuts 'vampire' power drain to zero

    A team at London's City University has been granted a patent on a new 'green' technology that stops phone, laptop and MP3 chargers eating electricity even when nothing is connected to them.

    Written by John E Dunn15 Sept. 10 04:02
  • Oracle board against sustainability proposal

    Oracle's board of directors has weighed in against a shareholder proposal calling for the creation of a board-level committee on sustainability, according to the proxy statement for the vendor's upcoming annual meeting.

    Written by Chris Kanaracus09 Sept. 10 05:32
  • NEC develops green technology from non-food components

    Japan's NEC Corporation may have found the answer to the nagging debate between saving the environment without necessarily starving the population. And NEC found the answer while addressing the demand for durable plastic for the electronics industry.

    Written by Veronica C. Silva28 Aug. 10 09:22
  • MIT builds swimming, oil-eating robots

    MIT researchers have used nanotechnology to develop a robot that can autonomously navigate across the surface of the ocean to clean up an oil spill.

    Written by Sharon Gaudin27 Aug. 10 07:00
  • Vampire hunters: Devices reduce energy waste

    It's 1 a.m., and everyone in the house is asleep. The television is off. The computers are off. Your cell phones and MP3 players are plugged in but no longer charging. And all these products are still sucking electricity.

    Written by Lincoln Spector26 Aug. 10 10:47
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