Nokia Siemens Networks is looking to revolutionise the mobile network with is Liquid Radio architecture, which not only promises to re-architect today’s base station infrastructure, but also to ultimately bridge the gap between highly specialise (and expensive) telecoms equipment and commoditise (cost competitive) computer components. Green Telecom Live talks to Mike Murphy, head of Technology [...]
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Ethernet – burstable networking for clouds
Rapid and dynamic scaling of resources is one of the main attractions for cloud computing, but networking technologies and telecoms business models haven’t really kept up. While you can subscribe to server and online storage resources over a network, the bandwidth that is needed to support the dynamic usage of resources are often still sold [...]
Exclusive: Eltek Valere introduces solar-optimized power rectifier for telecoms networks
Power systems specialist, Eltek Valere, is expected to announce a solar-optimized version of its Flatpack 2 HE (high efficiency) Rectifier for telecoms networks this week.
According to Kenneth Bodahl, Eltek Valere’s managing director of Asia Pacific, the new Flatpack 2 HE Solar rectifier was specially developed for the operating conditions of sites that utilize some form [...]
Ericsson tops own energy efficiency metrics
Ericsson says that its network IP edge and metro platforms deliver the industry’s lowest energy consumption according to a set of Ericsson developed metrics, which provide a more accurate view of the actual energy used to service subscribers.
The new metrics, which go beyond how much power a platform or port consumes, are more in line [...]
Green telecom equipment takes 46% of network capex by 2013, says Pike Research
By Pamela Perez, CommsDay International
Green network equipment will take on 46% of the US$277 billion global telecom infrastructure market by 2013, according to a new report from Pike Research.
“Energy consumption is one of the leading drivers of operating expenses for both fixed and mobile telecom network operators. Reliable access to electricity is limited in many [...]
Cisco, Duke Energy to build Energy Internet
Less than a month since Cisco Systems announced its entry into the smart grid space, it has signed its first smart grid customer – Duke Energy Group, a utility supplying electricity in several US states.
“Our goal is to rapidly transform the way electricity is delivered to, and used by, the 11 million people we serve [...]
Telenor Pakistan, NSN roll out Flexi network
Telenor Pakistan, a subsidiary of Norway’s Telenor, have sourced NSN to implement an energy efficient GSM network that will enable the operator to reduce energy consumption of new sites by 50%. The companies say over 80% of a mobile operator’s energy use happens in the network.
Under the new plan, NSN will build a network using [...]
ZigBee Alliance vies to become smart meter standard
The ZigBee Alliance, which promotes a set of low power wireless home networking technologies based on the IEEE 802.15.4 physical radio standard, is positioning its platform as an industry standard for smart meter applications.
The Alliance announced at the end of May that it’s Smart Energy public application profile has been endorsed by the European Smart [...]






