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Google’s data centres look like spaceships, and are guarded by Storm Troopers
Low-power Boston Viridis is ready for the data centre
Google is famous for being very secretive about its data centres, but is now offering the general public virtual tours
IBM PureSystems are a quiet revolution, says IBM's Tikiri Wanduragala
Consumer adoption of cloud services passed 375 million users in June, ahead of schedule to hit a prediction of 500…
EPEAT Says new MacBook Pro cannot be considered “green”
British chip designer has turned its low-power expertise to enterprise networking inside data centres
Data centres should have their own climate change agreement, and not be in the CRC tax, says Peter Judge
BMW saves 3600 tonnes of carbon - while its cars generate millions more
IBM Converged mainframes now available for Big Data analysis
Xerox Research gets to work on efficiency for its growing services business, says Tom Blodgett
Green technologies and machine vision were on display at the Xerox Research Centre in Grenoble
Data centres want more power per rack as the cloud boosts demand
The technology has been tested and is ready for licensing
Microsoft-owned firm to connect scientists, explorers and artists directly to classrooms around the world
Low energy ARM processors are ready to take over the data centre. They need some software, and the Raspberr Pi…
How could the humble Raspberry Pi help get more ARM servers in data centres? Chris Tyler, one of the people…
Researchers will be able to get to grips with parallel computing ahead of Xeon Phi release
NY Times' data centre energy waste story was just hot air?
Google's wind energy gets Greenpeace going
Microsoft got caught burning energy simply to reduce a fine. That's just symptomatic of data centres, says Peter Judge
O2 aims to eliminate phone charger waste by 2015
A New York Times article has highlighted the real-world impact of the data centres powering Microsoft's cloud services
Foxconn stops production at a factory in China, after a fight broke out among 2,000 workers
The Open Compute Project has released its latest hardware specs for more power efficient data centres
Green IT projects should benefit the whole company, not just its carbon footprint, says Peter Judge
Next on the agenda - getting rid of diesel generators and producing energy on the spot
Don't stress about super-crowdsourcing, printed medication and the ubiquitous workplace, says Virgin Media Business
“Iridis-Pi” is housed in a rack made of Lego