SmallCapVoice.com announced today that it has initiated coverage on Angstrom Microsystems. Along with a detailed investor fact sheet, the website has also posted an audio interview with Lalit Jain, the CEO of Angstrom Microsystems. The brief interview can be streamed over the web by visiting http://www.smallcapvoice.com/angs/angs-3-17-08.php.
Angstrom Microsystems is a Boston-based company creating innovative solutions to the growing problem of excessive power use. The company focuses on the development of liquid cooling, ultra-efficient power technologies and acceleration software designed to save businesses substantial amounts in energy costs. These solutions not only save money but increase efficiency by cooling large servers and other high energy-consumption machinery.
The EPA estimates that if all American’s were to leave their TV’s on 24/7, they still wouldn’t use as much energy as all the major data centers combined. This grotesque waste of energy is the target market for Angstrom’s revolutionary products. In addition to saving energy, another major selling point is that only minimal changes are required to reconfigure existing hardware and software for Angstrom’s energy-efficient upgrades. In addition to energy savings, Angstrom clients also have the ability to utilize carbon credits, which are a very important component in this new energy-conserving era.
With current technology available in the industry, up to $0.55 of each dollar spent on servers goes into energy costs. Further broken down, $0.30 of the $0.55 is for cooling the data center and its computer equipment. However, Angstrom’s patent-pending server self-cools via a non-conductive liquid and therefore reduces the amount of air conditioning and electricity used to cool down servers. The innovative technology has the ability to save $0.25 of that $0.30, or about 85 percent.
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