IBM, Microsoft boast breakthroughs in quest for greener cloud

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New innovations from the tech giants will allow businesses to make their cloud computing more environmentally sound

To what lengths will cloud computing services companies go to position their infrastructure as the most energy efficient or least destructive for the environment? New innovations disclosed during the...

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