Ericsson develops wind-powered base station

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The company's Tower Tube design has been updated with wind energy technology

Swedish tech giant Ericsson has updated an environmentally friendly design for base stations by adding wind turbine technology to the system. The Ericsson Tower Tube concept, first announced last year,...

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