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IBM has joined a Danish consortium working to develop an intelligent infrastructure for large-scale adoption of sustainably powered electric vehicles. Other firms participating in the EDISON effort (for “Electric Vehicles in a Distributed and Integrated Market using Sustainable Energy and Open Networks”) include Denmark’s DONG Energy, the regional energy
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IBM today announced the launch of a new technical validation program aimed at helping IT customers choose energy- and environment-friendly technologies. The “Ready for IBM Energy and Environment” programme is a first for the IT industry, according to Big Blue. The validation will enable IBM Business Partners to validate their
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The odd thing about IBM is that whenever it does something about green tech, it’s technically impossible to write anything about it without mentioning the words ‘big green’, thanks to its Big Blue nickname. See? Greenbang just did it then and she didn’t even mean to. She was
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Doing a little preliminary Googling on a story today, Greenbang was bombarded by adverts for “cheap red wine and white cigarettes”. It took her literally minutes to get back on track after that and she’s still hankering for a spot of cotes du rhone now. The reason for this
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IBM is helping change Greenbang’s mind about high tech rice. Previously, Greenbang had considered the bastard love child of technology and rice – that two minute microwave precooked nonsense – as an embarrassment to the human race. What kind of lazy-arsed folk can be bothered to cook rice? It’s not
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Imaging having a shedload of tiny robots to do your bidding. A fabulous idea, is it not? Now the Saudis have an idea to do precisely that, and have enlisted IBM to help them out. Rather than world domination, as tiny robots might be more suited to, Greenbang would argue,
