IT fights back from "eco black eye"
New report from The 451 Group claims that after several years of being accused of damaging the environment, the IT sector is poised to lead the green business revolution
IT and datacentre managers will increasingly be held accountable for the amount of energy their departments use, and could soon be incentivised to deliver cuts in energy use, according to a major new report...
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