Sun Opens New Green Datacenter

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Sun estimates it will save more than $1 million in electricity costs and 11,000 metric tons of CO2 per year in Broomfield, which will help reduce its carbon footprint by 6 percent in the US. Sun also announced the availability of new datacenter efficiency services to help customers retrofit and build more efficient datacenters like Sun's Broomfield and Santa Clara datacenters.

The new Broomfield datacenter follows similar Sun projects completed in Blackwater, UK, Santa Clara, and Bangalore, India

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