I have had these four links forever in my bookmark folder and have never had a chance to get them out into the wild. Except for Ecomodo, which often has a perky story on some aspect of green computing, they are all summaries of the green computing movement. Lean, Green Machines is full of facts and figures and makes a good case as to why we need to move forward. Green computers, part five, follows up with a panoply of links to the well established players, and the rise of bright green computers caps it off. Read these three and you will have the gist of the argument.
Friday, September 01, 2006
Four Reads
I have had these four links forever in my bookmark folder and have never had a chance to get them out into the wild. Except for Ecomodo, which often has a perky story on some aspect of green computing, they are all summaries of the green computing movement. Lean, Green Machines is full of facts and figures and makes a good case as to why we need to move forward. Green computers, part five, follows up with a panoply of links to the well established players, and the rise of bright green computers caps it off. Read these three and you will have the gist of the argument.
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