The cloud has a reputation for being a cleaner, less expensive solution to the traditional data center setup. With cloud-based data centers, companies have been able to reduce heating and cooling bills. It’s not a matter of simply shifting the same usage to different machines, it’s about using less because fewer machines are needed — and those that are deployed are newer and more efficient by design. Don’t forget the added environmental benefit from that lower consumption. But is your cloud as clean as it should be?
Learn more about the current state of the cloud and Samsung’s green solutions from the infographic below. And if you’re want to more about our Green Memory solutions, visit us at www.samsung.com/greenmemory.
Pierre Golde
Senior Marketing Communications Manager at Samsung Semiconductor
Based in San Jose, Pierre Golde is Managing Editor of Voices@SamsungSemiconductor and Senior Marketing Communications Manager at Samsung Semiconductor. You can email him at pierre.golde@ssi.samsung.com.
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