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Green data center: Reducing power consumption with virtualization As server virtualization permeates data centers and reducing data center power consumption becomes a key initiative, using virtualization has become a key strategy among green data centers and those seeking greater energy efficiency. With server virtualization, data centers can reduce server hardware costs, improve power management, reduce power and cooling costs, and reduce data center carbon footprint. But introducing virtualization into your green data center strategy involves myriad questions: should you use blades or rackmount servers in your data center? Does choosing Linux over Windows improve power management? Which metrics should you use to determine power savings and where? This section offers advice on using virtualization to reduce data center power consumption and provides company case studies and step-by-step instruction on improving energy efficiency with server virtualization.



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	U.S. versus global data center trends: IT priorities vary SearchDataCenter.com \| 06 Oct 2009 ARTICLE - U.S. IT shops have been harder hit by the economic crisis than those in other countries. While the U.S. leads slightly on server virtualization, it lags on energy efficiency.


	Virtualization be damned: Power-efficient servers best bet for some SearchDataCenter.com \| 27 Mar 2009 ARTICLE - While many IT pros use virtualization to contain server sprawl and cut power costs, others prefer to add efficient hardware as needed.


	Data center host credits virtualization for power surplus SearchDataCenter.com \| 15 Jan 2009 ARTICLE - Data center host 365 Main has excess power capacity because of its virtualization efforts and an incentive program through Pacific Gas and Electric.


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	Using VMware Distributed Power Management 20 Nov 2009 TIP - With VMware Distributed Power Management and Distributed Resource Schedule, you can reduce data center power consumption in a major way.


	Why you should consolidate your test and development environment 20 Oct 2009 TIP - See how organizations use virtualization to build laboratories in order to save costs, maintain consistency and reduce their carbon footprint!


	Ease disaster recovery operations, save money with server consolidation 01 Oct 2009 TIP - Disaster recovery operations can save your company money thanks to server consolidation and other virtualization improvements.


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	Virtual systems management resource guide SearchServerVirtualization.com \| 13 Oct 2009 LEARNING GUIDE - These virtual systems management resources will help you learn about management tools that can maximize system performance and minimize downtime.


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