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Hosted IT cuts World Wildlife Fund's carbon footprint

The World Wildlife Fund is expecting to reduce its energy consumption by 40% and lower the cost of its...

Green party condemns 'file-sharing' deal

The Green party has condemned a deal struck by six UK internet service providers with the record industry...

Defra moves 10,000 civil servants to energy-saving laptops

The Department for Environment,...

Measuring the data centre's green power

Recent Quocirca research shows that few data centre managers know how much power their data centres are using - which...

Government aims to be carbon neutral by 2012

Central government departments will be carbon neutral by 2012 as the government promises to reduce energy consumption and offset the remaining emissions.

Green IT policies delivering scant benefit

Gap between ‘going green’ and demonstrable energy savings raises questions over the current value of supposed ‘green’ activities

SMEs waste £42.2m a day with paper-based filing

UK SMEs are wasting £42.2m a day from using traditional paper filing instead of electronic document systems. Document management firm Invu ...

Tesco looks to mainframes to cut carbon emissions

Supermarket Tesco is considering...

Simons Construction powers down printing costs

Simons Construction has cut its paper consumption by a third in the past year by

Most UK companies not bothered about going green

Most UK companies have poor green credentials , according to a survey of 8,000 IT directors...
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