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Featured Articles » University of Toronto Researchers Create Flexible Electronic Display Screens » Idaho Retailer Says, ' Bag the Ban, Don't Ban the Bag,' as Town Votes on Paper or Plastic » Emerson Process Management Unveils Smart Energy Initiative » Sustainable Desert Living, Underground   Sponsored By: ITEXPO East 2012 - February 1-3, 2012 - Miami Beach Convention Center - Miami, Florida ITEXPO is happening this February 1-3, 2012 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, in Miami, Florida. ITEXPO is the event with an educational program that teaches resellers, enterprises, SMBs, and Government Agencies how to select IP-based voice, video, fax, and unified communications to purchase or resell. It's where service providers learn how to profitably roll out services their subscribers are clamoring for. ITEXPO is where buyers, sellers, resellers, and manufacturers meet to forge relationships and close deals. www.itexpo.com   Top Stories » Npower Welcomes its 10,000th Customer » PEER 1 Hosting Opens New Energy Efficient Facility in Portsmouth » 'Unfriend Coal' Campaign Moves Facebook to Go Greener » The New American Home Expands Technological Boundaries and the Imagination   From The Expert Corner November 01, 2011 Startup Calxeda's EnergyCore Processor Powers HP's Low Power Servers By Ashok Bindra TMCnet Contributor Austin, Texas based startup Calxeda has developed a server processor that is designed for low power server systems. Based on ARM (News - Alert) core, Calxeda’s EnergyCore server-on-a-chip is a new breed of servers. Designed to consume 1.5 Watts, the new SoC processor consumes less than one tenth the power of today’s most energy efficient server processors, claims Calxeda. And it is being aimed at workloads such as web serving, big data applications, scalable analytics such as Apache Hadoop, media streaming and mid-tier infrastructure such as caching and in-memory scalable databases.  Now, Hewlett-Packard (News - Alert) Co. has laid out a plan to use this server technology to power its new low-energy server development platform. In a statement, Barry Evans, CEO and co-founder of Calxeda, said, “We believe a new era of energy-efficient servers is now dawning for scale-out workloads, and today we are introducing the foundational architecture that will enable this breakthrough. While we are proud to launch our Calxeda EnergyCore processors, we are even more thrilled with the many partners who are joining us on this journey... Read More    Featured Videos Green Firewall Products    Featured Resources » Competing in the information era: A smarter approach to smart grids. » Your Customers are on the Smartphone. Is Your Call Center? » Empower Your Contact Center and Your Customers through Multi-Channel Communications   Featured Channels » Solar Power » Wind Power » Renewable Energy   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Contact Us   Company Directory    |    All Editors' Info   Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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