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Asian SMBs still lack green IT awareness
News Small and midsize businesses in the region are still not clear what green IT entails, analyst says, adding that government and industry bodies need to do more.
Tags: Green IT, Infrastructure/architecture management, Government, Green IT, Asia-Pacific, Singapore, Small And Medium Business, Procurement, NEA, e-mail
S'pore turns to eco-vehicles, faces obstacles
News Government taskforce aims to introduce electric vehicles next year, but industry watchers voice concerns about consumer mindset and suggest alternative solutions.
Tags: Green IT, R&D, Vehicle, Road Tax, Renault, Compressed Natural Gas, Taskforce, Green IT, Singapore, electric vehicle
S'pore govt to further adopt cloud, green IT
News Stimulus spending will spur their adoption by country's public sector, as nation focuses on ICT as key part of its economic recovery plan, says analyst.
Tags: Cloud computing, Green IT, IT budgeting, Stimulus, IT-spending, Information And Communication Technology, Singapore, Broadband, Cloud computing, public sector
Incentives pushing Asia's green IT adoption
News Governments and IT vendors devise incentive schemes, including co-funded design workshops, to urge organizations and consumers to go green.
Tags: Green IT, Product development and design, Hewlett-Packard Co., Spokesperson, Singapore, energy efficiency, information technology company, carbon dioxide, data center, green technology
Wireless savvy for waste disposal
Insight case study For Singapore company SembCorp Environmental Management, disposing waste and using general packet radio service (GPRS) technology goes hand-in-hand.
S'pore businesses get more help to go 'green'
News update Country's National Environment Agency unveils new US$355,000 grant to help firms engage in projects to the United Nations' Clean Development Mechanism.
Tags: Green IT, Servers, Data centers, Government, Business, Project, Singapore, Schneider Electric, U.N., Environment
Asia earthquakes heighten BCP need
Blogs It's hard not to notice the earthquake risk around the Pacific Rim these days. I'm not sure if the risk is actually high...
Why some see red on Green Day
Blogs weekly roundup Sunday was Earth Day, though John McConnell may dispute the date, and Singapore decided to do its part in...
Amazon invests in Engine Yard's cloud computing
News The US$15 million second round of financing will help the two-year-old Engine Yard develop a cloud computing platform for the programming framework Ruby on Rails.
Tags: Business applications, Venture capital, Utility computing, Open Source, Cloud Computing, software company, Environment, Amazon.com Inc., Ruby on Rails, software
CenterBeam, Microsoft to buy back PCs
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SAP Ventures to invest in start-up WebEx
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Teachers see major obstacles to wiring schools
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CenterBeam, Microsoft to buy back PCs
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Silent start-up readies to take on Intel in notebooks
News Montalvo has some cash and a lot of execs with deep backgrounds in the chip industry. But will it have the staying power to survive against Intel?
Tags: Patents, Processors, Notebooks and tablets
Secret recipe inside Intel's latest competitor
News Montalvo Systems has a multiple-core chip, but not all of the cores are the same. That in part explains why investors have put money into it.
Tags: Processors
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