energy efficiency

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Three Cisco Catalyst switches — C9200-L, C9300-48P, and C9300-48UXM — are now officially ENERGY STAR® certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. This certification is yet another step in Cisco's sustainability journey, which we've been making progress on for over two decades.

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CAE Labs Chief Technologist for Innovation, Ali McKeand, discusses how their technology is used to promote sustainability at the Cisco Store.

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Cisco CX expands sustainability services, aligning customer technology investments with environmental goals. New offerings empower businesses, reduce costs, and potentially accelerate a greener future with Cisco Lifecycle Services and individual assessments.

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Cisco simplifies the purchase and procure processes for Intersight, consolidating licensing, each with a suite of functionality, making it easier to select the right tier for your businesses, plus a new offer that simplifies and accelerates deployment of more energy-efficient computing systems and operations in one convenient bundle.

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Learn how IoT technologies are helping forge the circular economy in this industry roundtable.

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Improving product energy efficiency is more than just a regulatory requirement for Cisco. It’s an opportunity for us to help customers save on energy costs, lower GHG emissions, and reduce global energy demand.

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Cisco ACI is a core enabler for the cloud-enabled DataVita data center in central Scotland. Developed with innovation, quality and agility in mind, the energy efficiency - including certified renewable energy use - of this brand new build is also a particularly impressive attribute.

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Watch how Cisco partnered with UBC to sustain user environmental experiences, yet improve operational efficiencies with automation and analytics.

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Last week I introduced this topic, the pervasive problem of “comatose” servers in data centers, based upon an interesting recent eWeek article entitled “30 Percent of Servers Worldwide Sit Idle”, which in turn was based upon the research report by Stanford University in conjunction with the Anthesis Group.  In my blog, I described the costs […]