International Business Machines (IBM) is searching for a method that will cut devices’ power consumption by 90% and reduce so-called vampire energy – power used by machines when they are turned off.
IBM’s Zurich lab is developing a transistor to regulate energy usage more efficiently, Bloomberg News said. The transistor would stop devices using energy while they are left plugged into an electrical…
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IBM Developing Transistor to Reduce ‘Vampire Energy’ originally appeared on DailyFinance on Wed, 27 Oct 2010 07:52:00.
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