Intel and Ericsson reduce network power consumption
Red Hat is collaborating with Intel and Ericsson to develop, integrate and deploy more sustainable cloud-native technologies that reduce energy costs and carbon emission of networks. There is a balance to strike in optimizing and reducing energy consumption while maintaining network performance. Red Hat, Intel and Ericsson are focusing initially on radio access networks (RANs) and have been able to demonstrate up to 20% savings in processing power consumption using 4th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors with vRAN boost. The solution has three pillars: hardware, including energy-efficient servers and accelerators; software, such as real-time dynamic scaling of CPU cores for the RAN distributed unit (DU) and centralized unit (CU) workloads; and automation: real-time, energy-aware automation that’s based on network utilization and traffic patterns. Watch this video to learn how Red Hat, Intel, and Ericsson are helping service providers build more sustainable cloud solutions.
Smart scaling for telco datacenters Red Hat and Intracom Telecom are working to deliver a solution that optimizes OpenShift-based infrastructures (both on-prem and cloud-based), by proactively adjusting server workloads and strategically powering off underutilized servers to address idle power consumption, without compromising workload performance and stability. The number of worker nodes is dynamically Canada Mobile Database scaled, based on real-time predictions of resource demand to ensure optimal infrastructure scalability and efficiency. This solution is well suited for converged telco data centers hosting 5G network functions (e.g. user plane function pods, control-plane pods) and associated services (AI pods, edge pods), as traffic load for these services fluctuates cyclically, following daily and weekly patterns. The smart scaling capability has demonstrated a potential to significantly reduce the average number of worker nodes, even in telco datacenters exhibiting mild load fluctuations within a day, thus delivering important energy and cost savings.
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Collaboration can drive sustainable innovation Red Hat brings to the table its experience in developing open source tools, capabilities and methodologies that make sustainability an integral part of the control and management of cloud-native architectures. We also bring our history of more consistent and open collaboration to galvanize a community of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), independent software vendors (ISVs), customers and policymakers to promote industry-wide sustainability best practices. Data collection and analytics will be key for our customers to make the best decisions based on measuring the right things. Red Hat continues to look at enhancing observability capabilities in conjunction with AI platforms and massive automation to analyze data at scale and make in-time recommendations on actions to take. Together with our customers and partners, we can enable a holistic, data-driven, energy-saving approach across IT, network, edge, core, and cloud environments.
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