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For every dollar spent on hardware,
50 cents is spent on power and cooling.
Green IT is not just ecologically sound it’s good business.


Compelling reasons for consolidation/virtualization:

The average data center is 52% utilized and 1/3 of data centers are approaching maximum floor space capacity..

The average rack is 56% utilized and the 1/3 of data centers are approaching maximum rack space density. Power and cooling shortages cause server or storage downtime in 49% of data centers. According to American Power Conversion (APC), server and storage consume
50% of power and air conditioning consumes 34% of power. According to McKinsey, deploying virtualization saves 25-30% of power. According to the Department of Energy (DOE) data center electricity has doubled since 2000, costing about $4.1 billion.

More compelling reasons for consolidation/virtualization:

 

1

In a 2006 report, the International Association of Electronics Recyclers projects that with the current growth and obsolescence rates of the various categories of consumer electronics, approximately 3 billion units will be scrapped during the rest of this decade, or an average of 400 million units a year.

2

Gartner has estimated that 133,000 personal computers are discarded by U.S. homes and businesses each day.

3

Each year 130 million cell phones are retired.

4

According to the EPA, we generated 2.6 million tons of e-waste in the U.S. in 2005, or 1.4 percent of total discards. Of this amount only 12.6% was recycled.

5

About 68 percent of consumers stockpile used or unwanted computer equipment in their homes.

Power and Cooling-Related Facts

Power and cooling shortages cause server or storage downtime in 49% of data centers. According to American Power Conversion (APC), server and storage consume 50% of power and air conditioning consumes 34% of power. According to McKinsey, deploying virtualization saves 25-30% of power. According to the Department of Energy (DOE) data center electricity has doubled since 2000, costing about $4.1 billion. The #1 IT business goal is to reduce costs


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