Green data center

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Green data center

Building a green data center means saving on power and cooling costs by using energy efficient strategies. This guide to building a green data center covers aspects of environmentally responsible IT departments, such as the proper disposal of e-waste, Leadership in Energy Efficiency Design (LEED) standards for green buildings and more.

Building a LEED Data Center:

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  • Thinking green, data center aims for LEED certification

    06 Jun 2007

    Article -  Data center operator 365 Main will pay a 10% premium to get its latest facility LEED-certified, but will recoup the investment by consuming less power.

  • Green data centers tackle LEED certification

    18 Jan 2007

    Article -  Achieving the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED certification is a tall order for power hungry data centers. Despite the challenge, two companies have certified their green data centers.

  • IBM to build 'green' data center

    29 Jun 2007

    Article -  IBM is expanding its Boulder, Colo., data center and implementing so-called "green" technologies, such as wind energy, with the hope of eventually becoming LEED certified.

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Data center energy efficiency:

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E-Waste in the data center:

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  • Data centers deal with e-waste

    20 Jul 2006

    Article -  As the data center boom continues, managers must figure out a way to get rid of obsolete IT equipment, e-waste. European Union directives are forcing manufacturers to take more responsibility for the production and disposal of these items, but the U.S....

  • NextPhase wants your data center trash

    15 Feb 2007

    Article -  NextPhase's new "asset recovery" services allow data center managers to easily -- and legally -- dispose of unwanted computer equipment.

  • eBay tackles energy efficiency, e-waste in the data center

    13 Nov 2006

    Article -  Heather Peck, senior manager of infrastructure at eBay says data center power issues aren't going away anytime soon. Even as vendors come up with more efficient servers, density problems will continue to plague data center managers.

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Green data center overview:

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