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News Roundup • Computerworld believes that a highly connected city, with widely available wireless access, smart grids, and sustainable data centers are around the corner. • HP announces an expansion of its relationship with Canon to expand and integrate paper-intensive workflow with digital offerings. • An international exhibition in Mauritius later this month will feature a sea-water cooling system for data centers. • IBM announces several new or updated offerings for mid-size companies to help them streamline their IT processes, making them more energy efficient in the process. • Adaptec announces its first solution incorporating high-performance hybrid HDD and SDD arrays to lower energy consumption in data centers. • GreenBytes Inc., a startup developer of optimized data storage appliances, receives $8 million in financing from Battery Ventures. • Citi announces it's inclusion in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the ninth consecutive year, driven in large part by its green data centers. • KACE, the management appliance company, has released a survey indicating that while 93 percent of IT professionals believe that desktop power management will reduce costs, 56 percent do not manage desktop power in any way. • SunGard is implemanting an environmental management solution from GreenBoard technology to help track its carbon footprint. • Verdiem has been named part of the Global Cleantech 100 Company. • CEATAC Japan, taking place next month, will feature Green IT as a central topic. • The British government saved over 7 million GBP last year by making its IT systems greener. • Greenstone Carbon Management announces the launch of Green IT, an addition to its Acco2unt carbon accounting suite. • AT&T is the greenest mobile phone operator in North America, with Sprint and Verizon rounding out the top 3. • T-Systems and Intel are opening DataCenter 2020, a project focused exclusively on the green efficiency of future data centers. • Dell ProConsult Services is using Novell's PlateSpin virtualization and workload management to utilize virtualization technology in customer data centers. • Fujitsu's European lab arm announces its Total CO2 and Value Analysis solution.