High tech

Digital technology: an environmental opportunity or challenge?

Because it will make energy systems more connected, smart, reliable and sustainable, the transition to digital technology is a key tool for carbon reduction: this is the explanation provided by GeSI’s Smarter3030 report which estimates that by 2030, digital technologies could cut energy use by 20%. In contrast, “The Shift Project”, a think tank, estimates that the digital industry’s energy intensity increases by 4% yearly. How to explain this paradox? We put the question to Anne-Cécile Orgerie, a research scientist at CNRS, and to Daniel Kaplan of Next generation internet foundation (Fing).
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5G and connected vehicles: communication and cooperation

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MWC 2019: 5G, the right model for deploying the right technologies

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Orange Smart Metering: IoT to serve energy

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The anechoic chamber: an experimental room for testing 5G networks and the IoT

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Orange at the heart of innovation with the new generation SIM card: the eSIM

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