Green Computing

Richardson Eyres - Green IT Business Case for Retailers

In Autumn 2007 Richardson Eyres collaborated with industry analyst IDL, to profile organisations from within the UK’s top 100 retailers, to better understand how leading retail businesses are addressing the issue of IT’s rising energy consumption, and its impact on their IT and CSR strategies.

A Comparison of HP BladeSystem with Thermal Logic Technologies to Competitive Systems

Hewlett-Packard Corporation has introduced a line of blade server products with a radically
redesigned power and cooling system. According to HP advertising, the “HP Thermal Logic”
power and cooling system represents a new approach that significantly reduces the power
consumption and required airflow for data centres requiring fully-featured, high-density servers.

Data Centres struggle to keep their cool

A data centre crisis is brewing as energy supply and cooling technology struggle to keep pace with businesses' insatiable demand for computing power.

Why you should care about the Stern Review

The Stern Review into climate change could force major policy reviews for IT departments and the wider business.

Power-hungry IT industry is "unsustainable"

Power hungry hardware and rising global fuel prices could lead to energy costs eating up more than a third of IT budgets within the next five years, according to Gartner.

Users to force Green IT agenda

The UK's first end user environmental IT board has commissioned a report on green IT issues.

HP Fine Tunes its Strategy Around Green Computing and Energy Efficiency

In embedding corporate and social responsibility (CSR) across the organization, HP aims to take a leading position in the marketplace in terms of communicating both environmental considerations and energy efficiency.

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