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Project Big Green is a $1 billion investment to dramatically increase the efficiency of IBM products. New IBM products and services, announced as part of Project Big Green, include a five step approach to energy efficiency in the data center that, if followed, will sharply reduce data center energy consumption and transform clients' technology infrastructure into “green” data centers, with energy savings of approximately 42 percent for an average data center.
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IBM Premieres Project Big Green in Hollywood
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| Rich Lechner |
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02 Nov 2007
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| Rich Lechner, IBM's Vice President of IT Optimization helps make Project Big Green a reality for IBM and its clients. |
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| IBM Project Big Green |
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10 May 2007
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| It's green, it's 3-D, and it's real. The avatar of IBM researcher Donna Dillenberger stands in a new video-game like virtual environment that she and her team built. The 3-D environment is designed to facilitate power management. |
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| IBM Project Big Green |
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10 May 2007
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| IBM Cool Blue -- Thermal and conventional images of three IBM server racks demonstrate the capabilities of the water cooling device, IBM's "Cool Blue" Rear Door Heat Exchanger. The server in the middle gives off virtually no heat, lowering energy consumption by reducing cooling requirements. |
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