Green Computing News

The Green IT Promotion Council (Chairman: Etsuhiko Shoyama, Chairman of the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA), as well as Chairman of Hitachi, Ltd.) has chosen this year’s winning products and solutions in the various Green IT Award categories following a rigorous selection process. The Award Ceremony will be held on the opening day of CEATEC Japan.

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The show, which runs from Tuesday to Friday in Chiba, Japan, just outside Tokyo, is a good bellwether of what is likely to be found sitting on electronics store shelves–sooner or later.

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BLADE Network Technologies, Inc. (BLADE), the industry leader in network virtualization and high-performance solutions for servers and storage, and Verari Systems, Inc., a premier developer of energy efficient data center consolidation platforms utilizing independent blade-based computing and storage solutions, announced a joint integration agreement to develop Verari’s NB1010 Series …

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We ran our first “Green Business” section in July, last month’s “Real Estate” section had a green lean to it, and we’re handing out “Heroes of the Planet” awards next month. We couldn’t let September go by without discussing sustainability, could we?

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IBM has landed a deal with NASA to build the space agency’s newest supercomputer cluster. The company will build an iDataPlex cluster system which will combine 1,024 Intel Xeon quad-core chips with NASA’s existing Discover computing cluster.

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