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- Now the most important need is energy sufficiency.. It is necessary in every product and development.. so we have to find out some good things in it.. I've just found a demo video regarding...
- I'd like to compare data on fan power vs cooling power. You can contact me at wally.phelps@degreec.com
- kw/ton for chillers is 6 to 7 times more than fans. if you want to save $ concentrate on reducing tonnage.
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Fresh Ideas About IT Operations
Met up with a really nice chap for a Starbucks today, Dan Ilett who is a journalist (for the Financial Times) and a friend of Ewan MacLeod who runs SMS Text News.
Dan runs a great blog called Greenbang. Greenbang is all about green issues, not just green IT issues. Dan wanted to get some information [...]
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Dan runs a great blog called Greenbang. Greenbang is all about green issues, not just green IT issues. Dan wanted to get some information [...]
Why not share this ... Continue reading »
7 months ago
Its interesting that going green was onced confined to cars and other more industrial businesses but even IT has gone green. Heat dissipation in computers has come to a new level. Blade servers at IBM centre is a very hot topic among the likes of HP and others as they seek to lower Co2 in computer data centres.
I have done some work on data centres and would love to contribute to the FT