Network energy performance

Chunghwa Telecom put energy efficiency to the fore in a recent 5G rollout and were handsomely rewarded when they managed to reduce power consumption by 33 percent on average while achieving excellent uplink and downlink speeds in both stationary and drive tests.

Is it possible to reduce energy consumption across a mobile network without affecting the user experience? Ericsson and Indosat Ooredoo are working together to prove that this is a realistic and attainable goal.

Can you embrace sustainability without sacrificing performance? Read how Vodafone and Ericsson managed to reduce energy consumption by an average of 43 percent.

How can sustainability be improved while maintaining high performance? Ericsson and Deutsche Telekom have partnered to install solar panels on a network site for the first time to do just that.

SK Telecom is providing differentiated 5G services in the world’s fastest growing 5G market, South Korea. Meeting these ambitions efficiently and economically requires solutions that can both support the required capacity and can be deployed and operated in an optimized way. Together, SK Telecom (SKT) and Ericsson are maximizing the potential of 5G.