Corporations now depend on computing resources to handle everything from mission-critical financial transactions to storing vast amounts of patient information. Data center facilities are under pressure to flawlessly add significant, reliable computing power.
While blades have addressed some of these challenges, IT administrators are wondering, “Am I getting enough power to the blades?” “Do I have excess capacity?” and “Am I getting enough cooling to those racks?”
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Everyone loves OLEDs, but no one knows how to make big ones. Kateeva says it can help.
The quickest way to save energy is controlling power consumption in buildings. It requires PCs and chips. Intel is intrigued.
Forget heat and energy. Chemical catalysts are the key to manufacturing in the future, says CalStar.
The Jolly Green Building Giant has raised over $120 million. The windows are out but the drywall is under testing.
Sustainable Space’s founder Matt Golden presents a sustainable approach to reducing residential carbon emissions while creating jobs for American workers.
The Imperial College London spinout says using magnesium oxide instead of calcium carbonate can yield a carbon-neutral, or even carbon-negative, cement.
The company claims its air conditioners will use as much power as a fan. Welcome to the arcane, yet significant, world of cooling.
The startup company plans to use the money for developing organic printed electronics.
Don’t think of ice as cold. It’s a demand response vehicle, says Ice Energy.
Green software is popping up all over. Here are our favorites.
The campus of Ohlone College is a showcase for green building technologies, like its system that sucks energy out of the air to help the HVAC system.
The consulting firm has issued a report that looks at how investing in energy efficiency technologies and deployment makes for a great return on investments for the United States.
Energy Secretary Steve Chu is putting U.S.-Chinese cooperation into energy and efficiency research on the front burner this week with partnerships aimed at breaking ground in energy-efficient buildings, green vehicles and cleaner energy generation. IBM and Duke Energy are among the companies looking to China for new energy-related projects.
Implementing energy efficiency technologies in commercial and industrial facilities offers an immediate opportunity to make U.S. businesses competitive and save millions of dollars.
Entrepreneurs, developers and investors gathered for Greentech Media’s Green Building Summit to discuss policies, construction materials and design tools that could make a big dent in reducing emissions.
Does it pay to go green? Speaking at a Greentech Media Green Building Summit earlier this month Dan Geiger, executive director of the U.S. Green Building Council, Northern California Chapter, says yes.
The House passed the legislation that contains provisions that could spur growth in solar and smart grid deployment. But homebuilders and some environmental groups aren't pleased. The controversial bill faces a tough fight in the Senate.
They say innovation stands on the shoulders of our predecessors. For Elizabeth Redmond and Andrew Katz, it stood in Trevor Baylis' shoes.
Two proponents of constructing buildings in factories are moving ahead with showcase projects.
When nano-scale particles in concrete rearrange themselves, the life of a building can be shortened. Luckily, researchers have figured out how to make buildings stronger. It's one more element in the changing world of concrete.
Marc Porat, the entrepreneur behind Serious Materials, CalStar Products and Zeta Communities, makes a pitch for building green as the top priority when it comes to investing to combat climate change.