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Increasing Energy Efficiency with x86 Servers

9/16/2009
Provided by: IBM
The energy needed to power and cool data centers cannot be ignored by IT and for many companies, more money is not available to improve cooling, and power densities often cannot be maintained. Robert Frances Group (RFG) has seen that power efficiency has become the number one IT issue in the data center, and the ability to manage virtualized environments will take on an increasingly important role. IT executives will get the best chance of optimizing power, cost, and performance by selecting computing solutions that are designed to enhance energy capabilities
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