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Author and commentator Thomas Friedman opened a thought-provoking op-ed piece in the New York Times with the question: "Remember Y2K?" With that simple question, he recalled the sense of mission, the sense of working against the clock, and the sense of global import surrounding the Y2K effort.
Now Friedman thinks we just may need a similar global-scale software development effort as companies such as Dell, motivated to become "carbon-neutral," require energy programming and monitoring to accomplish such goals. Is he right in thinking we are on the brink of a new global initiative that rivals Y2K?
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