GSMA Warns of Growing Risks to Mobile Networks From Extreme Weather
The industry group says storms and floods already cost operators $1.7 billion a year and could push annual repair bills above $3 billion by 2050.
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GSMA reveals principles to strengthen mobile network resilience
Severe storms and floods already cost mobile operators $1.7 billion (€1.5bn) annually in cell-site infrastructure repairs and replacement, and these costs could nearly double to more than $3 billion a year by 2050 under projected mid-century climate conditions. These are the findings of a report by the GSMA, Futureproofing Connectivity: Climate Risk and Resilience in […]
Storms and floods already weigh 1.7 billion dollars on the costs of operators. GSMA has five principles to protect infrastructure and urges interventions on regulation, investment and coordination with the energy sector The article Mobile networks, climate presents the bill: damages for more than 3 billion per year by 2050 comes from CorCom.
GSMA warns against increasing risks to mobile networks due to extreme weather and calls for a coordinated policy to protect critical infrastructures.
GSMA warns mobile network storm costs could triple
Storms and floods already cost mobile operators US$1.7 billion a year in network damage, GSMA warns, with that bill set to nearly double by 2050. The post GSMA warns mobile network storm costs could triple appeared first on techcoffeehouse.com.
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