Published: 10 Dec 2008, 10:56am
The University of Plymouth recently upgraded it's 4,800 PC desktop estate to ones with Intel's vPro technology. In this video Greg Regan, principal computing officer at the university explains how the technology's management capabilities will improve power efficiency, slash electricity costs and cut CO2 emissions in support of the academic institution's wider green agenda.
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