With huge rises in energy costs globally, operators are under intense pressure to minimize the cost-per-bit transported to protect service margins. Energy efficiency is also required to meet increasingly challenging carbon reduction goals, with many operators signing up to science-based environmental targets. The question is, how do you balance the need to increase network reach, scalability, and performance, while also meeting sustainability goals?
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