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Green Power
As a software company, there's only so much green Microsoft can spread -- but Redmond is a good place to start.

When you think of green computing, big data center vendors like IBM Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co., Dell Inc. and Sun Microsystems Inc. probably spring to mind. And each has a rich green story to tell.

The large hardware vendors make perfect partners. As a pure software vendor, it seems like Microsoft would have less to say. But even though Microsoft can't match the top-to-bottom approach of a Big Blue, the company can help customers save power and money-mostly by maximizing server efficiency and reducing the PC's electrical footprint. ...

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