Bandwidth has become like any other utility  such

as power and water in many ways except one –

sometimes when we need burst capacity the bandwidth

we need is not there, or it’s very expensive.

Other times, such as out of hours or on weekends,

we have excess bandwidth sitting around doing nothing

;it’s not a good use of a scarce resource.

With flexibility and lean operations becoming the

watchwords for every business, there must be a better

way of managing bandwidth.

This includes the peak times when we need more of it,

and the down times, when we have too much.

Nowadays there’s ample bandwidth for trading to

become viable, matching the needs of those who need

extra capacity with the bandwidth assets of

those who have the capacity. The trick is finding a way

to match peaks with the troughs.

A residential ISP has higher demand for bandwidth in

the evenings, when everyone gets home from school

and work, whereas a large business will find most of

its bandwidth is required during the working day for

its staff.

For that large enterprise, the perfect way to leverage

its assets,and operate in a leaner

manner, is to make that excess capacity available for

trading, whether for money, or some other form of

commodity.

It’s not as though there is a lack of precedence for

bandwidth development, either. Electricity, for example,

is already traded in this manner

through the national interconnection network.

Today we have an interconnection through Megaport,

which allows the bandwidth

trading to take place, connecting buyers and sellers

in a sustainable

market matching the needs of one with excess capacity

against another with the need for 'green' capacity.

For large enterprises with excess capacity, particularly

at night or on the weekends, intabank makes it possible

to monetise capacity which

would otherwise be sitting there, doing nothing. And for

end-users who need capacity, whether it’s a burst need or

something slightly longer term,

the system allows them to access bandwidth in an open

market, price matching the capacity they need and the

duration they need it for.

Ultimately we see bandwidth as something that can be

provided as a sustainable service, rather than just as fixed

infrastructure.

For businesses looking to become leaner and more agile,

the concept of environmental sustainability of telecom

infrastructure

is something that’s been coming for a long time –

Lumogroup has developed state of the art quantum technology

concepts in order to stimulate environmental sustainability via

the implementation of innovative technological infrastructures.

Our innovative solar 5G drone and smartphone quantum

technology is an eminent part of this development.

It's our mission to make quantum technology implemented

in telecom networks more accessible in developing countries

and areas with low mobile coverage in general in a

way that provides a window of opportunity to introduce

innovative sustainable technologies that show a magnificent

compatibility within its social-cultural,economical

and natural environment.

Improving accessibility and compatibility of communication

services through the implementation of innovative quantum

technology  in developing countries provides us with an

excellent window of opportunity to research and develop

appropriate technological concepts to find the appropriate

solutions for implementing quantum technology in 

communication networks in other geographic areas.