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Reduce your business carbon footprint with Cloud Computing

Technology is changing with Cloud Hosting

Thanks to ever changing technology we now have the ability to provide businesses with the same services as dedicated servers or collocated hardware at a fraction of the carbon footprint of these solutions.

Cloud computing enables us to provide the same power and more flexibility without the inherent wasting that traditional solutions cause.

Cloud computing is the next step towards greener hosting, get your business on the right track today by migrating your old hardware to a virtualized environment

Consolidation to green hosting

Virtual server technology allows your business to consolidate applications that once required separate hardware onto one server. The virtual nature of the cloud allows your business to maintain application isolation using the same hardware, preventing the all too common problem of under-utilized servers. These under-utilized servers still require the same cooling and power as at capacity systems and create the same carbon footprint.

Cloud hosting eliminates the wasted unused disk space, CPU power & memory by leveraging the full potential of a server spread over multiple virtual instances. It can easily replace dozens of pieces of hardware and combine their applications into one efficient solution.

Energy consumption

Providing global access to business applications increases staff efficiency and lowers the environmental footprint of a business as travel, commuting and shipping requirements reduce.

Industry analysts estimate enterprise IT accounts for up to 40% of a company’s energy consumption. Cutting back can generate a large decrease in a single organization’s carbon footprint. In 2006, the Department of Energy estimated that U.S. data centers accounted for approximately 1.5 percent of all U.S. electricity usage.

Cloud computing allows higher utilization of CPU resources. Consolidating and sharing those resources helps curtail the negative effect of data center sprawl and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.