IT News Today: Microsoft Eliminating Diesel Generators in Data Center, Firefly's GoInstant Browser-Sharing Competitor

Tom's IT Pro News Today: Microsoft Wants Data Center Diesel Backup Generators Eliminated and Firefly Intros GoInstant Browser-Sharing Service Competitor. 

• Microsoft Wants Data Center Diesel Backup Generators Eliminated

Wants to be greener by replacing diesel-based backup generators in data centers

• Firefly Intros GoInstant Browser-Sharing Service Competitor

Offers screen sharing to businesses either by the per-agent subscription, or in a bulk of ten screen shares.

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