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Reducing NGN energy consumption with IP/SDH/WDM

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We analyze network node architectures for packet-based Next Generation Networks (NGNs), and show that the currently held vision of an IP/WDM network may not be the most desirable from an energy consumption point of view. We show that including a circuit-based transport layer (e.g., TDM layer), as an adjunct to the IP layer, has the potential to provide substantial energy savings for NGNs.

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          e-Energy '10: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Energy-Efficient Computing and Networking
          April 2010
          239 pages
          ISBN:9781450300421
          DOI:10.1145/1791314

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