published May 13, 2010 and has No Comments
Photo via realSMILEY We've heard of Google tracking your movement in order to provide traffic flow data , and we've heard of algorithms that can make traffic flow more smoothly and efficiently for data centers. Now Microsoft is taking these concepts and going a step farther. The purpose is cool - predicting how people move in a city so ...
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published May 13, 2010 and has No Comments
Photo via realSMILEY We've heard of Google tracking your movement in order to provide traffic flow data , and we've heard of algorithms that can make traffic flow more smoothly and efficiently for data centers. Now Microsoft is taking these concepts and going a step farther. The purpose is cool - predicting how people move in a city so ...
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published May 5, 2010 and has No Comments
Photo by Donjd2 Cisco has made the smart grid a primary focus for the company, and has determined that they want to be the leader when it comes to technology used for managing electricity. They've identified over $20 billion in potential opportunities for businesses, from how information and energy is managed by utilities and consumers alike. And according to ...
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published May 5, 2010 and has No Comments
Photo by Donjd2 Cisco has made the smart grid a primary focus for the company, and has determined that they want to be the leader when it comes to technology used for managing electricity. They've identified over $20 billion in potential opportunities for businesses, from how information and energy is managed by utilities and consumers alike. And according to ...
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published May 4, 2010 and has No Comments
Image from GigaOmEvents ; Credit Pinar Ozgar Last week, the Green:Net conference showed off their top picks for start-up companies to watch. The ten companies were selected by Earth2Tech as having "the 'right stuff' to succeed in the marketplace." The companies, all vying for investor attention and a position in the clean tech sector, act as an arrow pointing ...
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published May 4, 2010 and has No Comments
Screengrab via IBM video If you were given total control of your city and could plan exactly how it was set up from the structures to the water management to the banking industry, how would you lay it out? IBM created a SimCity-like game called CityOne in which you can design the ideal city. The assumption is they want ...
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published April 28, 2010 and has No Comments
Images via Granola There's a plethora of programs that help you trim the power consumption of your computer by switching how quickly it goes into sleep mode, timed shut-downs and so on. But what about while we're using the computer? For many of us, our computers are far more powerful than we really need them to be - especially ...
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published April 19, 2010 and has No Comments
Image via Mykl Roventine It seems like just yesterday that we went round and round about how much energy a typical Google search uses , and what kind of carbon footprint that equates to. The use of our computers and data centers adds up to a significant amount of electricity use , which adds up to a significant amount ...
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published April 19, 2010 and has No Comments
Image via Mykl Roventine It seems like just yesterday that we went round and round about how much energy a typical Google search uses , and what kind of carbon footprint that equates to. The use of our computers and data centers adds up to a significant amount of electricity use , which adds up to a significant amount ...
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published March 23, 2010 and has No Comments
Photo via Karl-Martin Skontorp Intel - alongside practically every other major IT company - is launching in on smart grid projects, starting off with partnering up with other companies to run pilot tests of several different types of home energy management devices in Oregon. Being part of the smart grid is becoming a must-do for technology companies, particularly those ...
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