Crunch time for vendors over Energy Star servers

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Vendors urged to get on board with EPA's plans for Energy Star labels on the most efficient servers

IT purchasers will soon find out exactly how serious server manufacturers are about developing a standard that allows customers to easily compare the energy efficiency of their products, after the US Environment...

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