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Virtualization and power use and spreadsheet games (updated)

July 29, 2010 yodaiken Uncategorized

Here’s a thought experiment. Suppose each server uses X watts idle and X+Y watts busy. If you have N programs that currently run on N

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Power savings via software

March 4, 2010 yodaiken Uncategorized

This press release is particularly fluffy, but whatever the reality of this very vaguely defined algorithmic development the basic message is correct to validate nine

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The Amory Lovins bottleneck

February 8, 2010 yodaiken Uncategorized

Lovins observes that power inputs in many industrial processes go into a bottleneck that makes power conservation hard if you start at the wrong end. 

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Instructions per joule – a good start

February 2, 2010 yodaiken Uncategorized

… multi-GHz superscalar quad-core processors can execute approximately 100 million instructions per Joule, assuming all cores are active and avoid stalls or mispredictions. Lower-frequency in-order

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Security for dummies – a lesson for smart grid

December 17, 2009 yodaiken software security

WASHINGTON — Militants in Iraq have used $26 off-the-shelf software to intercept live video feeds from U.S. Predator drones, potentially providing them with information they

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Green energy and smart devices

December 3, 2009 yodaiken software business

We’re starting to see a confluence between IT and energy that will change both industries. A windmill power data center is an interesting data point.

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Cleantech and history of software

September 25, 2008 yodaiken software business

I’m on my way to Linz, Austria to participate in a panel at  an event called Cleantech Venture Forum. We’ve spent a lot of the

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