1、2GREEN FUTURE NETWORKS:METERING IN VIRTUALISED RAN INFRASTRUCTURE by NGMN AllianceVersion:1.0Date:04.04.2024 Document Type:Final Deliverable(approved)Confidentiality Class:P-PublicProject:Green Future Networks Lead Editor/Submitter:Sabine Demel,Deutsche TelekomProgramme office:Chris Hogg,representin

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5、ange without notice.3MANAGEMENT SUMMARY Being green,which entails energy efficiency and sustainability without compromising performance,is increasingly recognised as a hot topic and a prerequisite for enduring success today and in the future.As a pioneer in the mobile telecommunications sector,a cou

6、ple of years ago NGMN launched its Green Future Networks(GFN)Programme,in which relevant key vulnerabilities are being identified,addressed,and continuously improved by all telecommunications network operators,network equipment/infrastructures suppliers,academia,as well as many other key stakeholder