Green IT
Recognising initiatives designed to reduce IT’s carbon footprint, technologies and services from the PC to data centre can enter.
1E
Data centres are the focus of most corporate Green IT strategies. However 40% of energy use is still attributable to desktop PCs, most of which can be turned off at night or when not in use.
Bell Microsystems
Bell Microsystems has 14 years experience delivering IT lifecycle management services, assisting companies with not only ingoing IT assets, but also facilitating the graceful exit of legacy gear in a safe and secure manner.
Digital Realty Trust
Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) is one of the most widely adopted metrics for measuring a data centre’s performance.
Keysource
Data centres comprise up to 8% of the UK’s total power consumption, and given that many are run fairly inefficiently, the potential for savings in both cost and carbon are extremely high.
Siemens
Any organisation spending over £500,000 a year on electricity that does not have a plan for sustainable business will soon to fall foul of UK Government’s Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) legislation.
TelecityGroup
TelecityGroup, provider of premium network independent data centres, has undertaken a number of approaches to improve the efficiency of its facilities.
