What is Green:Net?
Green:Net is where green and IT meet. While alternative energy gets a lot of attention at most green conferences, only the The GigaOM Network’s Green:Net offers a specific point of view on how the computing and Internet technologies will provide the tools needed to fight climate change. Don't miss the green conference for the Internet industry.
To preserve our future, we have to reduce emissions and energy in the most efficient way possible. To that end, we need to measure, make use of and share an unprecedented amount of data -- tasks for which the computers and networks that form the global fabric of the Internet and communication networks are ideally suited. Following a sold-out first-year event, we're proud to once again be gathering together the brightest minds, ideas and entrepreneurs for Green:Net 2010. There, attendees will find out what new opportunities -- from web sites and smart networked vehicles to green data centers and smart energy grids -- are being created by the tech elite.
Green:Net 2010 speakers include:
Among the topics that will be covered:
And much, much more. For a full listing of speakers and topics visit our Green:Net 2010 web site:
Green:Net is where green and IT meet. While alternative energy gets a lot of attention at most green conferences, only the The GigaOM Network’s Green:Net offers a specific point of view on how the computing and Internet technologies will provide the tools needed to fight climate change. Don't miss the green conference for the Internet industry.
To preserve our future, we have to reduce emissions and energy in the most efficient way possible. To that end, we need to measure, make use of and share an unprecedented amount of data -- tasks for which the computers and networks that form the global fabric of the Internet and communication networks are ideally suited. Following a sold-out first-year event, we're proud to once again be gathering together the brightest minds, ideas and entrepreneurs for Green:Net 2010. There, attendees will find out what new opportunities -- from web sites and smart networked vehicles to green data centers and smart energy grids -- are being created by the tech elite.
Green:Net 2010 speakers include:
- Bill Gross, CEO and Founder of Idealab
- Steve Jurvetson, Managing Director at Draper Fisher Jurvetson
- Bill Weihl, Google’s Green Energy Czar
- Jason Few, President of Reliant Energy
- Dian Grueneich, Commissioner for the California Public Utilities Commission
- Laura Ipsen, SVP and GM, Smart Grid, Cisco
- Eric Dresselhuys, EVP, Silver Spring Networks
Among the topics that will be covered:
- So the Smart Grid Will Be Huge, Now What? - Who are the innovators, and what software and network technologies will usher in the next generation of the power grid?
- The New Networked Car - Is the next major mobile technology platform for green applications your car?
- Carbon Policy Is Coming, and Software Is Gonna Save You - Will we see the emergence of new software giants in this space?
- How the Internet Giants Are Moving Into Energy - Google and Microsoft have slowing moved into offering energy services -- what's the attraction and what are their plans?
- Switching Atoms for Bits: The Web and Dematerialization - Did you know that one Kindle can deliver, on average, an estimated savings of 168 kg of CO2 per year?
- Dot-com Investors Turn to Cleantech - Get a map of the opportunities and the funds chasing deals at this session.
And much, much more. For a full listing of speakers and topics visit our Green:Net 2010 web site:
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