THE technology sector is at the forefront of this era's green movement. Natural
ly, HP and Intel - two of the largest tech companies in the world right now --
are advocates.
The two companies are channeling innovation into this movement and their mantra
can be deduced to three words: "less is more" -- from manufacturing computer c
hips that run on less power to redesigning product packaging that use less raw
materials.
In their annual Synergy press off-site , dubbed "Greenergy" to conform with the
theme, HP and Intel talk about local green initiatives.
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