IBM, HP, Dell, SGI, Cray and Super Micro are using the newest Intel chip, the “Westmere,” to help gain energy efficiency in their machines, reports eWeek. The chip, which features a six-core Xeon processor, is just the tip of the iceberg for Intel. It... Full Article at Environmental Leader

With a weighted average score of 17.35, computer giant HP was the clear winner. Rounding out the top five included Intel (21.04), General Mills (36.615), IBM (41.985), and Kimberly-Clark (46.035). Intel was one of the leaders in this year’s ranking... Full Article at Environmental Leader

Gordon and Betty Moore What They Give: About $183 million each year How They Made It: Gordon Moore started his career in technology by co-founding Fairchild Semiconductor in 1957, but it's his work as a founder, president, chairman, CEO, and chairman... Full Article at Treehugger

Intel’s research labs have demonstrated a low-voltage resilient microprocessor that shows as much as a 41 percent improvement in throughput using the same amount of energy as a comparable conventional core, reports Network World. According to an Intel b Full Article at Environmental Leader

GE sits on top of yet another ranking of sustainable companies, the. GE also garnered the top ranking on a separate list of corporate climate leaders released this week. The top five leaders in the Corporate Knights Global 100 list of large sustainable... Full Article at Environmental Leader

The chip maker also increased its purchase of renewable energy credits (RECs) by 10 percent to more than 1.43 billion kilowatt hours — more than 51 percent of its estimated 2010 U.S. electricity use, helping the company retain its spot as the EPA’s No.... Full Article at Environmental Leader

Intel Continues to Top List Topping the list for another year is Intel Corp. , which purchased slightly over 1.43 bllion kWh, supplying 51% of its total electricity use from renewable sources. Kohl's Department Stores was the second-largest green power... Full Article at Treehugger