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IBM looks to be energy efficient
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=222676.
ARMONK, NY — (MARKET WIRE) — March 05, 2007 — IBM (NYSE: IBM) will today host its fifth annual Conference on Energy Efficient Design in Austin. The forum brings industry, government and academic leaders together with IBM researchers and developers from around the world to discuss new approaches to chip and systems design to drive breakthroughs in power management and energy-efficient computing.
Special guest, Andrew Fanara, from the U.S. EPA, is on hand to discuss the ENERGY STAR® Program, intended to help businesses and individuals protect the environment by identifying products with superior energy efficiency and savings. Additional presentations from IBM, Intel, Texas Instruments, Pennsylvania State University and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, explore innovations in energy efficient, reliable chip and systems design, systems power management, and power management technology for portable devices.
It’s great to see IBM actively encouraging the knowledge transfer in system design, to help with the ongoing energy and cooling challenges facing the corporate environment. Power management, heat disipation are the next challenges, the ultra low voltage processor coupled with minimal fans, maximum air flow seems to be the way forward.
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