Archive for January, 2010

BT to join Green Touch

| January 14, 2010 | 0 Comments
BT to join Green Touch

BT says it will take part in the Green Touch Consortium, the global initiative launched by Alcatel-Lucent’s Bell Labs with the goal of developing a new generation of communications networks – in the next five years – that will reduce energy consumption by 1000 fold.
The announcement should come as no surprise. Ben Verwaayen, the CEO [...]

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GE’s smart grid pact in China

| January 13, 2010 | 0 Comments
GE’s smart grid pact in China

General Electric says it will be bringing its smart grid technologies to China by setting up a demonstration centre in the the City of Yangzhou in Jiangsu province.
To be located in the Yangzhou New Economy and Development Zone, the new centre will “verify how GE technologies deployed through the world can help China improve the [...]

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Talking about a revolution – Alcatel-Lucent’s ambitious goal to rewire the world

| January 12, 2010 | 0 Comments
Talking about a revolution – Alcatel-Lucent’s ambitious goal to rewire the world

Alcatel-Lucent’s Bell Labs has started an initiative called the Green Touch Consortium that is proposing no less than a complete overhaul of communications networks, with the goal of achieving a 1000-fold improvement in the future energy consumption of the Internet and other networks supporting communications, commerce and entertainment.
“The goal is bold, but achievable. Bell Labs [...]

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Alcatel-Lucent puts LTE into Toyota Prius

| January 11, 2010 | 2 Comments
Alcatel-Lucent puts LTE into Toyota Prius

Alcatel-Lucent demonstrated an implementation of LTE inside a Toyota Prius at the annual CES (consume electronic show) in Las Vegas recently. The car is still a prototype, featuring a large display panel where the traditional car radio would be and provides a high speed Internet connection to access online content.
The LTE Connected Car showcase was [...]

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What’s inside CA’s ecoSoftware

| January 6, 2010 | 5 Comments
What’s inside CA’s ecoSoftware

Despite the general disappointment that was COP15, companies around the world are increasingly faced with the challenges to calculating and reporting their carbon emissions and managing their sustainability initiatives for a variety of reasons.
The task can be monumental in scale, especially for organisations that operate across different borders, facing different sets of regulatory requirements. Worst [...]

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