Energy Efficient Ethernet Task Force nears Draft 1.0
News September 9, 2008
The IEEE's Energy Efficient Ethernet Task Force is nearing a Draft 1.0 specification, getting closer to making network communications a bit greener.
Green Grid powers up to save energy
By Robert Mullins, IDG News Service, 02/26/07
The Green Grid, a group of technology companies collaborating to improve energy efficiency in data centers, is officially open for business as of Monday.
Tech leaders call for 'green' policies
By Grant Gross, IDG News Service, 03/14/07
A group of technology executives said Wednesday that the world is facing an energy crisis, and they called on U.S. policymakers to embrace a "green tech" agenda focused on encouraging energy conservation and reducing U.S. dependence on foreign energy sources.
Google’s energy savings push may power larger industry initiative
By John Fontana, Network World, 09/28/06
While Google made a big splash this week over its willingness to share its power efficiency secrets, the online giant actually is wading into a larger industry-wide power saving movement.
Wanted: Energy efficiency standards for data centers
By Linda Leung, Network World, 02/06/08
Enterprises going green share their wins and wants
Storage trade group gets green makeover
By Chris Mellor, TechWorld, 08/13/07
The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has suddenly sprouted green leaves with a task force, working party, and tutorial all directed to making storage more environmentally friendly. It recommends storing less data on fewer disks and archiving to tape.
Green Grid to deliver more studies by year-end
By Chris Mellor, TechWorld, 08/08/07
NL: The Green Grid examines data center energy issues
Servers Newsletter By Jennifer Mears, Network World, 02/27/07
Official launch of The Green Grid
Green Grid powers up to save energy
By Robert Mullins, IDG News Service, 02/26/07
The Green Grid, a group of technology companies collaborating to improve energy efficiency in data centers, is officially open for business as of Monday.