LessWatts.org Powers Up Linux Energy Conservation Program

LessWatts.org Powers Up Linux Energy Conservation Program

Intel has created a new open source energy-saving project -- LessWatts.org -- which it hopes will help drive innovations so that Linux-powered servers, PCs and even household devices use up less juice. Intel unveiled the project at its Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco on Friday, noting that the fledgling initiative will bring together a community of Linux developers, open source vendors ...
Published: 9/24/2007 7:08:00 AM
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