... the enterprise. The third area I'd like to address is that of the green data center itself. Most discussion about Green IT focuses on servers, but as I pointed out ... this series, this is only a small fraction of the power usage and green house gas generation. Today, I will focus on ... geographic location, all have a major impact on the energy usage and green house gas generation. Simple things, like ...

... aspect of the thing. And the fact that it's showing off the company's green technologies is cool. I just wasn't going to go visit it. Fortunately, somebody else did. On the Enterprise IT ... and posted a travelogue of his visit to IBM's green data center, complete with screencaps. Rather than repeat too much of the review, I ... : hot and cold air design demos, data center case studies, an actual server ...

Still remember the solar powered green web hosting? Many giant technology companies start to build their so called Green Data Center. With these green data center, they expect to save energy as well as reduce polution to the earth. Who are they? How they manage to save energy and reduce polution? If you are the green [...]

I wrote about Elean Park Data Center some time ago on The Hot Aisle where we looked at the use of absorption chillers that use the waste heat from a biomass power station and gas generation plant on site to drive them. Howard Phelby of 5 nines kindly sent me the attached diagram that shows [...]

Microsoft is touting the "greeness" of the massive new data center just opened near San Antonio, Texas. It's about the size of 10 football fields, with one trip around the building a 1.3-mile walk, reports InformationWeek. More than 8 million gallons of recycled water a month will be used for cooling. It has solar panels [...]

I just watched the latest Data Center video from IBM and its Green Data Center initiatives.  Enter to the world, Green Data Center man.  Its hilarious, I strongly recommend you have a good look.   Favorite quote, "They've killed all the Ficus!"