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See how JM Family reduces data center power consumption by 17 percent and saves $150,000 annually by going green.
What do a wind farm developer, a clothing manufacturer, a maritime security and tracking services provider and three institutions of higher learning have in common? They all heightened IT efficiency, reliability and performance using Dell blade servers.
Today's new breed of eco-friendly data centers are saving big by converting AC to DC.
The technology leader has reduced energy consumption by 25% or more since 2008 in laptop and desktop models.
By changing the materials used in its packaging and improving design efficiency, Dell estimates it will save approximately 70,000 trees this year alone.
Dell helps environmentally conscious businesses worldwide meet the increased demands of today’s marketplace while reducing operating expenses.
Pleasure-seekers can feel good about soaking up the sun thanks to sustainability initiatives supported by Dell.
By Michelle Mosmeyer, Sustainability Communications
By Michelle Mosmeyer, Dell’s Sustainability Team
How do you get rid of your old PC in an environmentally friendly way before you buy that new computer?
By working with partner companies such as Dell who produces many energy-efficient computers and computer products, Southern Company minimizes its own environmental impact.
By Mike Watson, Dell’s Global Takeback team
Dell's CIO, Robin Johnson, explains how their Efficient Enterprise Model saves energy through server utilization.
It can be expensive and challenging to recycle unwanted electronics, as many organizations charge a fee or have limited operating hours. Luckily, Dell offers a solution.
In 2010, Dell reached several meaningful milestones in environmental sustainability and global giving programs that are connecting youth to a more promising tomorrow.
