Oct 30 2011
Facebook: ‘Open hardware’ integral to green IT infrastructure
Open Compute Project strives to model itself after the Apache Software Foundation, with technical contributions vetted by community members.
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Oct 30 2011
Open Compute Project strives to model itself after the Apache Software Foundation, with technical contributions vetted by community members.
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Oct 28 2011
New eco-friendly case for iPhone 4 models is made out of rice husk by-products and recycled post-consumer plastics.
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Oct 28 2011
HolidayLEDs, which makes energy-efficient LED Christmas light strands, has started its annual incandescent light recycling program.
Between now and the end of the year, you can mail in your jumbles of old light strands for responsible disposal (just the light set, please, not all the old packaging). In exchange, you will receive a 25 percent coupon [...]
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Oct 26 2011
The Newton eTrans can carry 42 passengers up to 120 miles on a single charge at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour.
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Oct 25 2011
A respected physicist and climate-change skeptic from the University of California, Berkeley, set out to prove global warming theorists wrong and winds up verifying the warming trend.
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Oct 25 2011
Using readings from sensor nets, AquaSentinel monitors the health of surface algae to detect chemical toxics in surface water.
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Oct 24 2011
The North American appetite for carbon management software and services will reach $1.1 billion by 2013, the world’s largest single market.
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Oct 21 2011
| Improving products to stay ahead of competition is the norm. Developing a product that changes the game for your industry is rare. How did leveraging a cloud infrastructure enable Thomson Reuters to alter the legal research process so that customers report getting teary eyed? Read their story at | ||
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Oct 21 2011
TuneUp Utilities 2012 conserves battery life by shutting off hardware components and applications that aren’t active.
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Oct 20 2011
The United States is already the largest producer of wind-generated electricity, but it is just 2.3 percent of the total power created across the country.
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