We need to shift our focus to embodied carbon and start measuring the footprints of the journey, not just the destination.

There are pools of stranded power capacity in just about every data center due to safety buffers, low utilization, and rarely used redundant infrastructure.

I was recently re-reading an eBay case study published by EnergyStar in 2012 and it made me consider the progress that has been made in improving legacy data center energy efficiency in the intervening 3 years.

The pursuit for a holistic metric that covers the complete data center performance is still ongoing.

Three strategic reference architectures that will enable the IT and telecom industries to accelerate hardware and software development for software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) were announced by Intel Corporation.

The nation is kicking off the New Year with a bit more promise as the fiscal cliff has been at least in part and temporarily avoided with an eleventh hour drive by our elected officials over the break.

Chatsworth Products’ UL-listed eConnect power distribution units (PDUs) are designed for data center efficiency.

The Green Grid, the global authority on resource efficient information technology and data centers published a new report entitled Data Center Efficiency and IT Equipment Reliability.

For the past several years, as if in a recurring nightmare, it has occurred to me that the real root cause of data center inefficiency and the solution to that problem lies in creating and utilizing computer servers with the lowest power consumption