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  • Mon Nov 9 2009 Google to acquire AdMob for $750 million

    Mobile advertising is AdMob's specialty, and the deal gives Google a technology inroad into a fast-growing segment of online advertising.

    Posted by Tom Krazit

  • Tue Aug 24 2004 EDS extends Opsware contract

    Opsware, a data-center automation software company, and EDS renew a contract worth $50 million.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Tue Jun 24 2008 Photos: Let there be light off the grid

    How many start-ups does it take to change a lightbulb? Entrepreneurs and investors aim to turn a profit with energy-efficient lighting.

    Posted by Elsa Wenzel

  • Thu Mar 13 2008 Feng Shui and the art of data centers

    Microsoft will cool its new Irish data center with outside air. Why not? There's a lot of it, and it's free.

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Tue Feb 10 2009 Google crashes the smart-grid party

    Company introduces PowerMeter software for tracking home energy use, part of smart-grid plan to make energy data available on the Web for free in real time in standard formats.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Thu Jun 12 2008 Photos: Cities go green

    Response to global climate change is active on the local level, with several cities pursuing sustainable urban design.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

  • Tue Aug 5 2008 Sunflower solar concentrator deemed safe for rooftops

    A concentrating solar photovoltaic system from Energy Innovations is the first to receive certification from Underwriters Laboratories.

    Posted by Elsa Wenzel

  • Fri Jan 16 2009 How to watch Obama's inauguration (and the parties) online

    There will be numerous Web sites hosting Webcasts of Barack Obama's inauguration on January 20. And for those in Washington, a few tech parties worth hitting up.

    Posted by Stephanie Condon

  • Tue Jun 3 2008 'Green' jobs could employ 14 million, report says

    More secure, better-paying employment could come for workers as varied as truck drivers and electrical engineers, according to a study.

    Posted by Elsa Wenzel

  • Wed May 28 2008 Green-tech news harvest: Tesla drivetrain, Google on plug-in hybrids

    Also: Factory makes ethanol from sugar cane waste; another attempt at a renewable energy tax-credit extension; how the chip industry will shake up the solar business; and SunEthanol's little ethanol-making bug gets DOE grants.

    Posted by Martin LaMonica

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