December 18, 2024
As the global climate crisis intensifies, industries face mounting pressure to adopt sustainable practices, and the telecom sector is no exception. Telecom systems are indispensable for keeping our world connected, but the energy demands of their cooling infrastructure significantly contribute
December 10, 2024
It’s that time of year again. Streets glow with colorful lights, festive decorations adorn stores and homes, and the air is filled with a special holiday spirit. While many of us take this opportunity to slow down, enjoy some time
December 3, 2024
The telecommunications industry finds itself in a paradoxical position around climate change. As one of the most energy-intensive industries globally, telecom networks and infrastructure significantly contribute to greenhouse gas emissions that drive global warming. At the same time, reliable connectivity
July 18, 2024
The telecom sector is one of the world’s most energy-hungry industries. To be exact, a single 5G station consumes as much power as 73 households. As of mid-2023, there were approximately 100,000 5G mobile stations in the US, and it
June 26, 2024
The cooling practices and temperature standards of today will be considered hot tomorrow. This law of nature applies not only to climate trends but also to telecom stations and data center cooling. All industry forecasts unanimously predict a striking rise
April 25, 2024
Data centers already account for 1.5% of worldwide energy consumption, and if this is not jaw-dropping enough, then market estimates are that their energy usage will quadruple by 2030. As data centers expand to meet this surging appetite for data