Google: Green data centers aren't magic

Google’s message at its second data center efficiency summit was simple: green technology results are attainable by any IT manager.  
May 26, 2011
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As reported by Earth2Tech's Katie Fehrenbacher at Reuters, despite fanfare surrounding experimental projects such its seawater-cooled data center, Google’s message at its second data center efficiency summit was simple: There’s no magic involved in making greener data centers, and the technology is attainable by any IT manager.

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