The ICT sector currently consumes approximately 2% of global carbon emissions, more than 2/3 of which are generated by the network. There is huge capacity to reduce this percentage by improving on energy efficiency and decreasing power consumption. The conference will offer vital information which addresses adoption and deployment of energy efficient and eco-friendly telecom network infrastructure - with key focus on cost reductions, power saving, cooling and energy efficiency.

With a Strong Government Support - 3G in India has ARRIVED & is a REALITY ! With the ongoing auction of 3G spectrum to Private Operators in full progress - Over 500 million strong mobile connected population is waiting for the widespread commercial launch of 3G services which currently is being provided in a limited way by only Public Operators. India has reached an stage wherein voice is increasingly becoming a commodity coupled with the fact that 3G is proving to be synonymous with value added applications. All the leading operators in India are vying for the 3G spectrum & licenses in currently ongoing auction process and preparing to leverage the enormous growth through introduction of advanced services that target an enormous market.

Now into successful 6th year - 3G India 2010 will offer a powerful forum to understand what service will provide the most value to the user and also the technical & policy issues that need to be considered to ensure the success of the 3G strategies in India. It will also address how will money be made out of delivering 3G services and how revenues generated should be shared between the various parties involved.

Block your calendar to witness action packed experience on 24th September 2010 at Taj Lands End, Mumbai !

Wireless VITAE is the only international conference broadly addressing the wireless developments in the world by merging the communities from four different IEEE societies. The theme of the Second International Wireless VITAE conference is Global, Personalised, Cloud and Green Communications. The conference will address the trends, challenges and future roadmaps within a conglomerate of existing and novel wireless technologies, including cellular, short-range, sensor and embedded ones. Cognitive and self-organizing networks, Internet of Things, positioning and localization, recent advances in information theory and its applications, space technology for very high data rates, and techno-economic aspects of telecommunications are part of the scope, among others.