By Tony Chan on Apr 28, 2008 in Applications, Climate Change, Green corporations, ICT | 0 Comments
A new Nokia Siemens Network solution is expected to help China’s Yangquan Coal Industry (Group) Co. Ltd. achieve better efficiencies and improve service capabilities. The so-called Next Generation Network solution will replace Yangquan Coal’s legacy network infrastructure, with required the support from two different PSTN switches.
“The NGN solution from Nokia Siemens Networks will optimize the […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 25, 2008 in Applications, Climate Change, Green corporations, ICT | 0 Comments
The CEOs of some leading technology companies have called on US policymakers to leverage tech solutions to enhance energy efficiency and combat climate change.
As part of Earth Day, the Technology CEO Council (TCC) sent Congress a broad framework to guide government policy and private sector priorities on energy use. TCC also released a new interactive […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 24, 2008 in Data centres, ICT | 0 Comments
Singapore Telecom announced that it will build a new 150,000 sq ft data centre facility at the city’s Kim Chuan industrial area. The new facility, dubbed Kim Chuan Telecommunications Centre 2 (KCTC-2) will be SingTel’s fifth data centre in its home market and pushes the operator’s total data centre volume to more than half a […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 24, 2008 in Green corporations, Mobile communications | 0 Comments
Ericsson was awarded the China Green Company Award from China Entrepreneur magazine, Enterprise Institute and Guanghua School of Management of Beijing University as part of an annual conference on corporate social responsibility.
According to Ericsson, ‘green’ is defined as the harmonious co-existence not only between man and nature, but also among human beings, the latter of […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 23, 2008 in Applications, ICT | 0 Comments
By Patrick Neighly, CommsDay
AT&T has launched a global telepresence service based on Cisco technology. The scalable solution will roll out in 23 nations by the end of year following current trials with select multinationals.
The managed service allows collaborators to effect live meetings from remote locations and is expected to be the first in a series […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 22, 2008 in Climate Change, Green corporations, Mobile communications | 0 Comments
Australia’s M2 Telecommunications, a reseller of Optus’ mobile network services, is looking for strategic alliance partners to further expand its Green Mobiles-branded product to environmentally conscious consumers.
Green Mobiles, launched in September 2007, promises customers a 10% donation towards purchasing carbon offsets for every dollar they spend with the company. Unlike many other “green” products, the […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 22, 2008 in Applications, ICT | 0 Comments
Satellites are highlighted by the High Tech: Low Carbon report by the EICTA as one of the most efficient networking solutions in terms of reducing carbon emissions.
“With access to sunshine reserves 1 billion times greater than those that reach the earth, space-related technologies are truly disruptive technologies that offer dramatic potential for replacing traditional terrestrial […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 22, 2008 in Climate Change, Green corporations, ICT, Mobile communications, recycling | 0 Comments
Korea Telecom revealed a three-stage green management roadmap that will drive sustainability at the corporate level as well as explore growth opportunities with green solutions and renewable energy generation by 2012.
According to the Korea Times newspaper, KT’s will adopt sustainability measures, raise awareness, secure eco-friendly technologies and adapt of international accords on climate change in […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 22, 2008 in Climate Change, Data centres, Featured, Global energy, ICT, Renewable Energy | 0 Comments
Sci-fi writer Neal Stephenson first wrote about data havens in his 1999 book, Cryptonomicon, which among other themes, featured a main protagonist who is building a large facility in South East Asia for storing the escalating amount of data in the world.
Then back in 2000, a 21-year-old MIT dropout named Ryan Lackey founded the world’s […]
By Tony Chan on Apr 18, 2008 in Applications, Climate Change, Global energy, ICT, Renewable Energy | 0 Comments
A new report by the World Economic Forum highlights the need for innovation in the energy sector in order to establish energy security for the future.
“The challenge of transforming the energy system is tremendous, given the size of the capital requirements, the need for new technology and market adoption. Our report not only demonstrates the […]