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Technology with the Environment in Mind
Foreword
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Ted Reichelt
Principal Environmental Engineer, Global Environmental Group, Intel Corporation
Current Articles
Products for a Greener Future
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Materials Technology for Environmentally Green Micro-electronic Packaging
Learn how the delivery of lead-free packaging solutions reinforced Intel’s commitment to provide environmentally friendly micro-electronic packaging.
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Making USB a More Energy-Efficient Interconnect
Explore how the classic Universal Serial Bus can become an energy-efficient interconnect in a world where environmentalism and “green” computing need to be given priority by corporations and consumers alike.
Greener Buildings and Lifestyles
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Intel’s First Designed and Built Green Building
Intel’s first “green” R&D building is driving innovation in a large corporation and educating a local building industry at the same time.
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Green Homeowners as Lead Adopters: Sustainable Living and Green Computing
How does green consumerism affect the purchasing decisions and technology usage of people who prioritize environmental values in their lives and homes?
Greener Manufacturing and Operations
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Novel Wastewater Reclamation Technology Meets Environmental and Business Challenges
Read the story of how an entire wastewater stream at a new Intel facility was treated to achieve a very high level of effluent quality.
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Dynamic Data Center Power Management: Trends, Issues, and Solutions
Learn about a power-management solution that maximizes the usage of existing power capacity in data centers and still meets the continuing business innovation needs of the corporation.
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Evaluation Process for Semiconductor Fabrication Materials that are Better for the Environment
The increasing complexity and miniaturization of microchips call for ultrapure chemicals that need to be selected very early on in the development cycle.
Preface
Lin Chao
Publisher and Editor
Intel Technology Journal
Intel Corporation’s four-decade history of technology innovations is a well-known fact. Less known but equally important is that for decades Intel has had goals to reduce the environmental impact of its manufacturing, operations, and products. This issue of the Intel Technology Journal on Eco-Smart Technologies (Volume 12, Issue 1, 2008) features a podcast by Ted Reichelt, Intel’s Principal Environmental Engineer, as he remembers operational meetings with Gordon Moore and Andy Grove held nearly two decades ago on this very subject. Today, Intel’s commitment to design for environment remains strong: our goal is to reduce the environmental impact of our operations while continuing to meet high-performance requirements for computing.