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We have purpose-engineered Optical Connectivity solutions and successfully co-designed and co-created them for our Europe-based customers. These products cut through installation time, deskilling field labour, saving cost and time for the network builders. #fiberoptics #networkoptimization #digitaltransformation #STLinUK #STLinEurope |
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STL extends its partnership with UK-based Netomnia
STL has extended its partnership with Netomnia, one of the fastest-growing network operators in the UK. STL has been a trusted partner for Netomnia for the past five years. STL has deployed ~12000 ckm of optical fibre cable, spanning ~850,000 premises till now, helping Netomnia enable reliable connectivity for hard-to-reach, underserved communities in the region..
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Roboedge-sponsored students excelled at Robotex India's National Championship 2024
We are proud to announce that students of our sponsored Roboedge program excelled at the Robotex India National Championship 2024, securing 2 podium positions in the Line Follower - Beginner level, achieving 1st and 3rd places. This remarkable success comes after just five months of training since the program's activation, marking a significant achievement. | | |
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India making more efforts on renewable energy |
As part of its national climate plan or nationally distributed contributions (NDCs) to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius, India has commited to achieve 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based electricity installed capacity by 2030 |
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Making AI energy efficient |
The conversation around the impact of AI is all-encompassing, but one aspect that is coming under increasing scrutiny is the vast amount of energy required by data centres as AI adoption continues apace. The International Energy Agency estimated that by 2026, the growth of the AI industry will see it consume more than 10 times as much electricity as it did in 2023. |
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