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Featured Articles » InterGen Enters into Agreement with EGCO to Sell Interest in Philippines Facility » P3E Helps Monitor Power 'Marauders' in the Office » Solid Solar Panels from Gautam Polymers Provide Needed Power for Indian Market » In the United States, the Tide Turns for Offshore Wind Farms   Sponsored By: Sonus Systems WEBINAR: How To Protect Enterprise Assets with Session Border Controllers Wednesday May 23, 2012 TIME: 2:00pm ET/ 11:00am PT REGISTER TODAY Session border controllers (SBCs) are powerful network devices that protect, secure, simplify and standardize real-time, SIP-based multimedia communications including Voice over IP (VoIP) and video. If your enterprise wants to reduce up to 75% on its current telephony costs, it can do that by implementing VoIP and SIP trunking services but you'll also need a Sonus SBC. What attendees will learn: How SIP trunking can save you up to 70% cost on telecommunications. The role of an SBC in the Enterprise and peering with a Service Provider networks Pitfalls of a wrong SBC purchase decision What to look for when purchasing an SBC   Top Stories » Understanding Different Energy Scenarios, Key to Successful Market Entry, According to Latest Market Report » EPA Approves Marrone Bio Innovations' Grandevo Biopesticide » Cubic Partners with Jacobs School of Engineering » An Israel-based Startup hopes to Change Energy-Measurement, Recording of Buildings   From The Expert Corner May 15, 2012 Americans More Enthusiastic About Green Energy than Previously Estimated By Jack Grauer TMCnet Contributing Writer A new study by social scientists at Harvard and Yale estimated that Joe Briefcase American would be willing to cough up an average of $162 annually in support of a policy that would guarantee 80 percent of our country's energy came from renewable sources by 2035. Arguments in Washington regarding federally funded, renewable energy projects maintain that while the money to fund it would come out of Joe Briefcase's pocket, Joe Briefcase doesn't really want renewable energy. The study contradicts this premise. Japan's nuclear foul-ups at Fukushima and fracking have actually made a few dents in the thick head of American consciousness regarding the energy crisis... Read More      Featured Videos Green Cabinets to Support Data Center Optimization    Featured Resources » Energy Star Specifications for Enterprise-Class Servers » Competing in the information era: A smarter approach to smart grids » How Oracle Fusion Middleware Can Address Data Challenges OEMs & ISVs Face Designing and Deploying Smart Grid Solutions   Featured Channels » Solar Power » Wind Power » Renewable Energy   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      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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