TOKYO -- A group of Japanese companies aims to develop energy-efficient technology for servers with a goal of cutting data center power consumption 40% by the year ending March 2031, Nikkei has learned.
The seven companies include Fujitsu and NEC -- two of Japan's biggest processor developers -- and memory chipmaker Kioxia. Kyocera, whose products include communication modules, will also play a role.
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