Computer firms wake up to problem of always-on PCs
Energy saving software for turning on and off unused PCs is getting better but is it time these tools were tied into more sophisticated IT management systems
With concerns about soaring energy bills and carbon footprints mounting computer vendors have spent much of the last year talking about power management issues in the data centre, but what about using...
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