Businesses discuss the need and cooperation to speed up the process. Aiming to become a digital industry in Thailand with 5G, industry leaders and academics discuss the role of technology and 5G in redefining business. Solving the climate crisis Driving Industry 4.0 and creating a favorable ecosystem that will help Thailand achieve its vision ‘Industry 4.0 Wireless Ecosystem Vision’
Nadine Allen, Chief Strategy and Corporate Client, Ericsson Southeast Asia Oceania and India said, “5G is transforming businesses around the world. The next wave of 5G network expansion will enable businesses of all types to benefit from increased agility, flexibility, reliability, and reliability. and the security that 5G provides, with 5G networks already available to commercial consumers around the world.”
“According to Ericsson’s study Industrial adoption of digital reflects the US$700 billion market potential of 5G-powered services. This is in line with our report 5G for business: 2030 market compass (5G for business: a 2030 market compass), which indicates that business opportunities beyond existing services will increase by 35%,” said Nadine. supplement
Igor Morel, President of Ericsson The latest in Thailand said at the ‘Redefine Businesses With 5G’ seminar, “Ericsson is committed to becoming a carbon-free enterprise by 2030. We are developing 5G networks with technologies that work to better address the environment. The key is to reduce the rate of increase in power consumption in telecommunication networks (Breaking the Energy Curve) without increasing the power consumption when transmitting more data. This is just the beginning. Research also supports that information technology solutions can reduce global industries’ carbon emissions by 15% by 2030, and our role is to empower that change. By using limitless connectivity models as a potential amplification of innovation to address the climate crisis.”
Thailand has announced in COP26 its intention to reduce GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions by 20-25% by 2030 based on 2005 baseline data. The network will need to be more energy efficient.
According to an Ericsson study, 5G technologies are used in the four industries with the highest carbon emissions: energy, transportation, manufacturing and buildings. It can help reduce CO2 emissions by 55-170 tons per year.” The reduction in emissions would be comparable to the reduction of 35 million cars on the road,” added Igor.
5G can reduce carbon emissions by more than 10 times through industrial transitions than emissions from the information technology sector itself. Digital technologies, including 5G, will be fundamental to halving carbon emissions every decade until 2050 and achieving the goal of reducing global temperatures by 1.5 degrees Celsius.
