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The growing use of data centers, demand for high-speed data transmission, the expansion of the Internet of Things… all these and more have driven up energy consumption in the telecommunications industry. In fact, this sector already accounts for up to three per cent of electricity produced in developed countries.
The challenge, then, is to bring down costs and reduce carbon footprint without compromising on network performance and service quality.
To do this, telcos are turning increasingly to automation, and AI/ML-based systems that optimize energy consumption based on the demands placed on any network element in real time.
To find out how, view the latest episode in Comarch’s 2023 excellence in telco campaign.
View our short film on this topic here, and download your free copy of the accompanying white paper to learn more.