Sustainability

In addition to being a key enabler of India’s economic growth and prosperity, the “essential infrastructure sector” has clear objectives to shift progressively towards renewable and green energy use to support the nation’s carbon reduction goals and sustainability efforts, Kochhar said.

5G Americas’ latest white paper explores Open RAN standards encouraging continuous innovation, improve interoperability, heightening security, and introducing new energy efficiencies. BELLEVUE, Wash. – November 29, 2023: In modern wireless telecommunications networks, Open The post Open Radio Access Networks Demonstrate Market Momentum appeared first on 5G Americas.

Chris Pearson (November 2023) – In the evolving world of telecommunications, Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) is making significant strides. This development in network architecture represents a shift towards The post Open RAN: Progressing Towards a Collaborative Telecom Future appeared first on 5G Americas.

In modern wireless telecommunications networks, Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN) are redefining industry standards, shifting from proprietary, integrated systems to flexible, open architectures. With Open RAN deployments extending beyond The post Open RAN Update appeared first on 5G Americas.

Nokia Media Release | 20 November 2023 Nokia deploys energy-efficient multi-supplier O-RAN 5G network with NTT DOCOMO Espoo, Finland – Nokia today announced that Japanese mobile operator, NTT DOCOMO (DOCOMO) The post Nokia deploys energy-efficient multi-supplier O-RAN 5G network with NTT DOCOMO appeared first on 5G Americas.

Nokia Media Release | 16 Nov 2023 Espoo, Finland – Nokia today announced that they have successfully completed interoperability testing with a Mavenir radio using the O-RAN Alliance 7-2x interface The post Nokia partners with Mavenir to prove Open RAN system performance appeared first on 5G Americas.

This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. As the telecommunications industry slowly deploys 5G networks around the world, researchers are starting to look ahead at technologies for next-generation 6G networks. One vision for 6G is to use new-to-cellular frequencies ranging from 100 gigahertz up into terahertz frequencies. The problem with that vision is that gases in the atmosphere absorb these waves, which means signals transmitted at these frequencies can diminish beyond usefulness in just a few meters.But why not turn that disadvantage on its head and use it to address a pressing global issue? In a new paper published 6 October in the journal IEEE Network, researchers show how future 6G networks could be used to measure emissions that harm both the climate and human health.“If terahertz signals are being absorbed, we can find out which molecules are absorbing them,” says Josep Jornet, a professor of electrical and computer […]

Ericsson Media Release | Nov 14, 2023  5G Transport Networks  #Networks #RANCompute #5GRAN #CarrierAggregation Photo caption L-R. Ricardo Queiros, Head of IP Routers at Ericsson, holding the Router 6678; Ericsson strategic product managers Björn Karlberg The post Next-generation Ericsson RAN Compute breaks ground in network processing power appeared first on 5G Americas.

New GSMA Intelligence research reveals mobile spectrum costs in Indonesia have risen significantly, posing major threat for mobile operators looking to invest in country’s future digital infrastructure  9th November 2023, Jakarta: With new mobile spectrum auctions fast approaching in Indonesia, a new report by the global mobile industry association, the GSMA, has warned that the The post GSMA WARNS OF $14BN (IDR 216TN) PRODUCTIVITY LOSS TO INDONESIAN ECONOMY UNLESS FUTURE MOBILE SPECTRUM PRICES ARE SUSTAINABLE appeared first on Newsroom.

This is a sponsored article brought to you by LEMO. Science thrives on data. As such, the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) brought about a fantastic revolution. Billions of “intelligent objects” packed with sensors are connected to each other and to servers, capturing and exchanging, in real time, huge amounts of data. Analyzed, accessible, and shareable worldwide, these data enable researchers to observe and understand our planet like never before. Well, not all of our planet: IoT does not connect us to seas and oceans. This blind spot is rather striking. Water covers 72 percent of the Earth’s surface, its volumes host 80 percent of biodiversity and play a pivotal role in global phenomena, such as climate change. It is impossible to claim a global vision without integrating the oceans. Pioneering underwater network technologyThere are a few marine research stations scattered around the globe (like needles in algal stacks). An increasing number of intelligent […]