The Real Green IT Machine (A)
Allen, Brandt R., ...
The Real Green IT Machine (A)
Allen, Brandt R.; Lynch, Luann J.
C-2295 | Published March 20, 2009 | 5 pages Case
Collection: Darden School of Business
Product Details
A large bank is attempting to cost justify a proposed, large (60,000-square-foot) data center based upon energy savings achieved principally through the green technology of water cooling and energy recovery. The investments total about $100 million, offset somewhat by funds recouped from the closing of an older facility. The new building is expected to open with 700 racks of server computers. The power consumed by each rack costs more than the amortized cost of the computers themselves. The bank expects a 12% return on discounted cash flows.
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