Eco-sustainable system and network architectures for future transport networks

Authors:
Oliver Tamm;Christian Hermsmeyer;Allen M. Rush
Affiliations:
Chief Technical Office, Optics Division, Nuremberg, Germany;Alcatel-Lucent's Optics Division's Chief Technology Office (CTO) department, Nuremberg, Germany;Alcatel-Lucent's Optics Division's CTO department, Murray Hill, New Jersey
Venue:
Bell Labs Technical Journal - Optical Systems and Networking
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Technology analysis indicates that silicon technology evolution will not be able to catch up with future global Internet traffic growth rates. As a result, current network and system designs as well as network architectures may need to be revised significantly. This paper provides a detailed analysis of various network element types (e.g., IP routers, Ethernet switches, and synchronous optical network-synchronous digital hierarchy [SDH-SONET] switches) and their components with respect to power dissipation © 2010 Alcatel-Lucent.