...ing engineers and spending a couple of weeks to adjust new base stations) and more automated. Vendors such as Alcatel Lucent and Nokia Siemens Networks are trying to offer equipment that’s more flexible and can be deploy...

...zlon Energy, the Westly Group and Zennstrom Philanthropies. And CEOs from major companies including Unilever, Alcatel Lucent, Coca-Cola and Anglo American have joined forces with trade unions, NGOs and scientific institu...

...Delta to replace diesel generators with fuel cells at telecom towers. Network suppliers, such as Ericsson and Alcatel Lucent, are increasing their investment in energy-efficient telecommunications infrastructure, and are...

...for delivery of on-demand services and management of user experience." The event's sponsors include Ericsson, Alcatel Lucent, Cisco and Parallels. "With the warm response of Carrier Cloud Forum at Interop Las Vegas this ...

...ded as large scale antenna systems, which came out of Bell Labs and is being productised by a group including Alcatel Lucent of course, Huawei and others. Normal cell tower antennas broadcast signals over a wide sector....

...technologies might radically reduce their energy requirements. Alcatel Lucent might In January this year, Alcatel Lucent announced its Green Touch initiative with the ambitious aim of cutting the energy used by commu...

...yne Balta, vice president of corporate environmental affairs and product safety at IBM. In a similar vein, Alcatel Lucent launched its GreenTouch consortium in January, which comprises 16 founding members from industr...

It won't be a surprise to readers of Green Data Center News that reducing energy use is about making money, but not everyone sees it that way. "Rather than pushing the green agenda down the priority list, a new report [from Frost & Sullivan] has found that the economic downturn may have actually made businesses in the ICT sector pay more attention to the subject, as a way to cut costs," reported my site, eWEEK Europe UK this week. As my daughters might say, well, duh! We've known all along that cutting waste of any kind should make businesses more efficient and the green agenda is always at least partly about the money. What is interesting about the Frost Report, and another one from hosting specialist On365 is the increasing realisation that Green IT fundamentally has to be all about the measurement.