Discussion on the Carbon-Aware Multi-Domain Network Orchestration
Discussing how energy/carbon metrics impact multi-domain network orchestration decisions and exploring fully decentralised approaches to ensure interoperability while addressing privacy concerns over carbon data exposure.
Energy Monitoring in Distributed Systems: A Practical Approach
Traditional observability tools often overlook energy consumption. This blog post explores how integrating energy monitoring tools like RAPL and Kepler with OpenTelemetry can provide granular energy insights in distributed systems. We’ll discuss integration, address accuracy and standardisation challenges, and optimise for energy-efficient cloud computing.
Empowering a Greener Future: Optimising Energy Use in ICT
Explore how the EXIGENCE Project is working to optimise energy consumption in digital services, bringing together users and providers to reduce carbon footprints and build a sustainable ICT future.
Building a Sustainable Future for ICT: Key Insights from the EXIGENCE Project
Dive into the different work packages of the EXIGENCE project to see what is being done to achieve these ambitious sustainability goals. From laying the foundation for energy metrics to implementing green network orchestration, each work package plays a crucial role in building a smarter, more sustainable ICT future.
Reflections on the Recent 6G Smart Networks and Services Meeting
On October 8-9, a significant meeting attended by project coordinators and industry leaders took place at the Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC) in Castelldefels, Barcelona. This event focused on the Steering Board (SB) and Technology Board (TB) of the 6G Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS-JU), where the focus of discussion was on the future of 6G networks.
Inside EXIGENCE Green ICT DIGEST: Interview with Ewout Brandsma
The Green ICT DIGEST emerges as a promising tool for fostering innovation and facilitating cooperation in the pursuit of greener ICT practices. We had the opportunity to interview Ewout Brandsma from TNO involved in this initiative, shedding light on its core objectives, benefits, and unique contributions to the field of Green ICT.
Introducing EXIGENCE Green ICT DIGEST: Relevant Green Exploration, Standardisation and Technologies.
The Green ICT DIGEST page – a dedicated hub that aims to transform the way we reason about and act on our energy consumption and carbon impact within the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) domain.
EXIGENCE and the European Green Deal: Pioneering a Sustainable Future
Through our dedication to reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions in the ICT sector, EXIGENCE is poised to make meaningful contributions to the European Green Deal and its legislative frameworks, including the European Climate Law, and the “Fit for 55” initiatives. Our innovative approaches to data measurement, resource optimisation, integration of renewable energy, user engagement and circular economy practices, creates a robust framework for achieving these ambitious environmental goals.
Sustainable ICT Services: The Path to a Greener Tomorrow!
As our digital works expands, energy demands in telecommunications are escalating, and so do energy needs and CO2 emissions. EXIGENCE aims to tackle these challenges through its 3 pillars: measure, optimise and incentivise. Explore how EXIGENCE is poised to create a greener, more efficient telecommunications landscape.
The Sustainability of ICT: The Carbon Footprint Nobody Talks About
In the global pursuit of sustainability, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) often stands out as a beacon of hope, promising innovative solutions to mitigate environmental challenges. However, amidst the celebration of ICT’s potential, there lies a significant yet overlooked issue: the carbon footprint of the technology itself.
