Shouldn’t you turn off IT when you aren’t using it? | Jostein Birkeland
How much power could be saved by turning off idling IT? For years, IT infrastructure has run with maximum uptime, whether it’s being used or not. The important question now is: can the cost savings of powering down outweigh the perceived risks of technology not turning back on? This week, Technology Now examines the…
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