Energy-saving 5G features could cut UK emissions significantly

Energy-efficient features built into 5G networks could reduce indirect carbon emissions in the UK by around 25 million tonnes of CO2

Energy-efficient features built into 5G networks could reduce indirect carbon emissions in the UK by around 25 million tonnes of CO2, a new study by the University of Surrey has found. The study, which was published in Resources, Conservation and Rec...

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