http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562 Greg Schulz of the StorageIO Group (www.storageio.com) blog and "The Green and Virtual Data Center" (Auerbach) Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562&cpage=1#comment-1741 EPA Energy Star for Data Center Storage Update | StorageIOblog Thu, 14 Jan 2010 01:16:00 +0000 http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562#comment-1741 [...] Shifting from energy avoidance to energy efficiency [...] [...] Shifting from energy avoidance to energy efficiency [...]

]]> http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562&cpage=1#comment-1522 Justifying Green IT and Home Hardware Upgrades with EnergyStar | StorageIOblog Mon, 23 Nov 2009 23:11:51 +0000 http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562#comment-1522 [...] Shifting from energy avoidance to energy efficiency [...] [...] Shifting from energy avoidance to energy efficiency [...]

]]> http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562&cpage=1#comment-1304 StorageIOblog » Blog Archive » PUE, Are you Managing Power, Energy or Productivity? Thu, 15 Oct 2009 05:28:52 +0000 http://storageio.com/blog/?p=562#comment-1304 [...] The energy efficiency gap is the difference between the amount of work accomplished or information stored in a given footprint and the energy consumed. In other words, the bigger the energy efficiency gap, the better, as seen in the fourth scenario, doing more work or storing more information in a smaller footprint using less energy. Clock here to read more about Shifting from energy avoidance to energy efficiency. [...] [...] The energy efficiency gap is the difference between the amount of work accomplished or information stored in a given footprint and the energy consumed. In other words, the bigger the energy efficiency gap, the better, as seen in the fourth scenario, doing more work or storing more information in a smaller footprint using less energy. Clock here to read more about Shifting from energy avoidance to energy efficiency. [...]

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