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Ecology activists claim that IT giant Hewlett-Packard is doing an about-face on its public statements about eliminating key toxic chemicals in its printers, computers, servers and storage products by the end of 2009
Got questions on how to get more from your data centre? This online event promises access to the experts without leaving your desk
In conjunction with the recently released EPA Energy Star 5.0 standards for PCs, Dell is refreshing its online PC power calculator to include a number of new factors
Maybe Davis should have done a Google search before he challenged the shining knight of privacy
Does the world need another way to deliver power without wires? Yes, if it stops us using wasteful batteries, says Eric Giler of Witricity
Queen Margaret University has won an award for its sustainable approach to IT, based on the roll out of a low power, thin-client desktop infrastructure
Despite the recession, companies need to forge ahead with energy saving - not least because of the imminent UK mandatory Carbon Reduction Commitment
Google's poor privacy record makes it the last place to put private data, says Tory shadow home secretary turned civil liberties campaigner David Davis
The IT Effectiveness Index Mid-Year Report has found small-to-medium-sized businesses with failing IT are at a competitive disadvantage
Two reports have this week thrown a spotlight on the impact of water on carbon-saving programmes in the data centre
The results of pan-European research reveal the gap between IT and facilities, as well as the recession, is hindering energy efficiency efforts
Witricity shows a resonant system that could charge your phone while it's in your pocket - but is it green?
AMD said it has shipped it 500-millionth chip shipped comes days after reporting a $330 million loss on disappointing revenue compared with rival Intel
Using drivers' GPS data and other sources could throw up privacy issues, warns European information privacy regulator
Online communications could unleash co-operation and solve the big problems, if world institutions can be set up, Gordon Brown tells event
Users need to save money and resources by printing less, but printer vendors want to sell more printers. There's no conflict, says Graham Long of Samsung: it's up to vendors to face the inevitable and lead the way
Micro Focus chief Stephen Kelly has called for tax incentives to help the IT industry despite his company claiming "20 percent growth in 2009"
Researchers will highlight some of the threats and concerns facing plans to deploy smart grid technology - and what can be done about them
The Korean manufacturer Samsung commits to cut emissions - and may be hoping to benefit from government tax breaks for sustainable business
Twitter lost its data through a hack on Google Docs. Learn from this to be very careful how much trust you place on cloud apps and Web 2.0, says Eric Lundquist
New service is aimed at helping enterprises tame power-hungry data centres, harness cost savings and gain environmental benefits
Do The Green Thing site gets DECC money. Sweating assets may be good for the environment, but does not do much to stimulate economic growth
The goal is to use the technology along with such platforms as electronic medical records to make the care given in virtual doctor visits as good as that from in-person visits
Two major councils in England are using content and document management technology to play a central transformational role in process efficiency
Companies are grasping easy options for greening up, because of poor quality data, according to an Oracle performance management study
NetSuite drives another nail into the coffin of the traditional cost of ownership of on-premise business software
The UK Government announced a Low Carbon Transition Plan to cut greenhouse emissions, but businesses say the carbon accounting rules behind the plan will hinder it
There's plenty of competition for VMware in making virtualised data centres, despite its strong lead. Is now the time to switch to Hyper-V or XenServer, asks Cameron Sturdevant?
Machines are using more energy but using it more efficiently claim computer researchers and makers including IBM
Amsterdam to test smart grid technology similar to systems which could be rollled out in the UK by 2020