Major Telco Leverages HVDC Power in Core Exchange Sites to Reduce Carbon Emissions

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One of the world’s largest telecom providers partnered with Vertiv to modernize its core exchange sites using 380V HVDC power. Facing space limits, rising energy costs, and carbon reduction goals, the company replaced legacy -48V DC with Vertiv™ NetSure™ HVT rectifiers and NetSure™ 7100 converters. The upgrade cut current by 8x, reduced copper needs, and enabled longer cable runs and centralized design, freeing floor space for added services. Operating at 98% efficiency, the solution lowers CO2 emissions, improves reliability, and supports remote monitoring. Future-proof and modular, it positions the telco for 5G and IoT growth.

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Major Telco Leverages HVDC Power in Core Exchange Sites to Reduce Carbon Emissions

Major Telco Leverages HVDC Power in Core Exchange Sites to Reduce Carbon Emissions

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