Vendor video Q&A: How green are your blades?

BusinessGreen.com talks to IBM about how the next generation of blade server technologies are helping to cut firms' soaring energy bills

In this video, commissioned by IBM, BusinessGreen.com editor James Murray talks to Luke Shutler, business development manager in IBM's Systems & Technology Group, about the pros and cons of the latest blade servers from an energy efficiency point of view.

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