To deliver an immersive experience with the lowest real-world carbon footprint for each of its 88,000 concurrent users who spend more than 44 million hours and 43 million dollars in the virtual world every month, Linden Lab worked with Intel and systems integrator Silicon Mechanics to deploy energy-efficient servers equipped with Intel® Xeon® processors. Get the details on Creating an Immersive Virtual Experience and a Greener Real World (201KB, PDF).
Linden Lab: Creating an Immersive Virtual Experience and a Greener Real World
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