Report: Green datacentre market to top $45bn by 2016
Companies looking to balance rising prices of electricity and real estate with increasing demand for more storage
The market for green datacentres is set to be worth more than $45bn a year by 2016 as companies seek to balance rising energy costs, increasing demand for more powerful computers and environmental concerns,...
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