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Dell saves $US1.8M/yr turning off its 50,000 PCs at night

Posted Friday, August 14th, 2009 by admin Filed under Blog

My most recent column in the National Post (Aug. 14/09) discusses another instance of wasted energy. Nearly half of the 108 million corporate PCs and monitors in the US are left on overnight and weekends, using $3 - 4.3 billion in needless electricity per year. Globally it’s an over $13 billion issue.

See the whole story at: http://bit.ly/4V6vIL

Tags: 1E, Dell, Faronics, IT department, monitors, PCs, personal computer, power management, Verdiem

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