The cost of commodities trend in one direction: up. Coal, oil, gold, even rice, it’s all the same, said greentech and software pioneer Bill Gross at Earth2Tech’s Green:Net conference today. “The one thing that’s going down is the cost of computational power.
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ComputersOff.org is hosting the first International Green IT Awareness Week in June to encourage a global discussion on sustainable IT solutions.
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Venture capitalist Steve Jurvetson of Draper Fisher Jurvetson says he plans to focus a big chunk of his firm’s latest $400 million funding toward green computing and other energy-related investments.
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As information technology begins to improve energy efficiency in industries such as transportation and electricity generation, it will grow to consume ever more energy.
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April 29, 2010 — A recent study conducted by data storage firm Bridgehead Software has brought into question the UK government’s green computing strategy, according to a report by Gold Global.
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