Green IT More Than a Three Percent Solution?

Authors:
Stephen Ruth
Affiliations:
George Mason University
Venue:
IEEE Internet Computing
Year:
2009

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Abstract

IT infrastructure is definitely going green. From significant new regulations for IT equipment disposal to stringent energy-efficiency specifications for PCs and monitors to national standards for data center power savings, Green IT is an "in" topic. But many problems are unsolved. Will telecommuting make a difference or is it too difficult to manage? Will cloud computing reduce the number of large data centers? Can legislation diminish e-waste challenges?