Archive for November, 2009

Southampton supercomputer ranked as UK academia’s greenest (PublicTechnology.net)

The University of Southampton’s new supercomputer, live from January 2010, has been named UK academia’s ‘greenest’ computer in this year’s Green500 List, a ranking of the World’s most energy-efficient supercomputers.

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Virtualization software market to top $10B by 2013 (ZDNet)

The virtualization software market topped $2.2 billion in 2008 and is expected to grow to over $10.6 billion by the end of 2013. by Dan Kusnetzky

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Clumsy scheme, but there are no other options (Brisbane Times)

FOR: Recently the Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, described everybody who did not agree wholeheartedly, and with unquestioning enthusiasm, with his Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme as heretics and deniers.

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Cloud computing goes green (Straits Times)

HELSINKI - IN THE chill of a massive cave beneath an orthodox Christian cathedral, a city power firm is preparing what it thinks will be the greenest data center on the planet. Excess heat from hundreds of computer servers to be located in the bedrock beneath Uspenski Cathedral, one of Helsinki’s most popular tourist sites, will be captured and channelled into the district heating network, a …

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Saving green by going green - Paperless board in Lawrence (The Times of Trenton)

In a move officials admitted was designed to save money more so than to help “green” its operation, the Lawrence Board of Education has made its meetings paperless.

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