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研究:32%的企业更倾向于从私营公司获得5G频谱许可

全球电信监管机构已经为第五代或5G网络留出了一部分频谱(例如，3.5GHz范围的一部分)，使当地企业能够建立自己的私有5G网络，但根据新的发现，印度可能会将公共和私有5G部分结合起来，而不是仅仅依赖私有5G。

研究:32%的企业更倾向于从私营公司获得5G频谱许可
新德里:近三分之一(32%)的印度企业表示，他们更愿意从其他公司获得频段，而不是直接从政府购买频段。5克)支持的服务德勤印度的发现被披露。

“32%的印度企业表示，他们更愿意从其他公司获得频谱许可，而不是直接从政府/监管机构购买频谱，”伦敦一家咨询公司在一项研究中表示。

20%的受访者表示，如果他们获得专用权利，就会对频谱共享感兴趣。

电信部美国电信公司(DoT)尚未拿出5G频谱拍卖的路线图，而下一代技术有望为各行业的大型企业提供多个用例。

全球电信监管机构已经为第五代或5G网络留出了一部分频谱(例如，3.5GHz范围的一部分频谱)，以便当地企业建立自己的网络私人5克但根据这项新发现，印度可能会选择公共和私有5G的结合，而不是仅仅依赖私有5G。

它说:“持续的大流行敦促印度企业增加对下一代无线技术的投资，”并补充说，印度企业指望更新的技术来提高安全性和更好的客户互动。

印度高管希望利用电信支持的5G切片，因为他们认为通过无线提供商使用服务比直接通过政府/监管机构获取频谱或持有专用或共享频谱的独家权利更好。

根据该报告，5G是80%的印度企业的优先技术，此外还有Wi-Fi 6(73%)和窄带物联网(NB-IoT)/LPWA(63%)。

此外，大多数印度高管(98%)认为5G和/或Wi-Fi 6将在未来五年内改变他们的业务，而88%的人认为这种转变将在未来三年内发生。

有趣的是，55%的高管在室内使用情况下首选Wi-Fi 6, 53%的高管在室外使用情况下首选5G。

然而，尽管数据前景看好，45%的印度企业认为网络安全以及系统兼容性(39%)、频谱可用性缺乏(37%)和不成熟的下一代技术(35%)是公共5G服务采用中需要解决的一些抑制因素。

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与此同时，39%的印度企业预计将在其组织内投资1000万至5000万美元用于无线技术增强。

调查结果显示，在接受调查的国家中，印度在无线网络计划投资方面仅次于日本。

此外，它还强调，随着大流行期间商业战略的转变，数据速度已成为80%的印度企业的首要任务。

最后，大数据和云(各占98%)，其次是物联网和人工智能(各占94%)，被印度企业视为最重要的新兴技术。

该咨询公司补充说，研究数据基于对9个国家的437名IT业务线(LoB)高管的调查，该调查于2020年第四季度(COVID-19大流行期间)进行，其中印度占51名受访者。



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\"32%<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Nearly a third (32%) of enterprises in India said they would prefer to obtain airwaves from another company instead of directly purchasing spectrum from the government for the fifth-generation (5G<\/a>)-backed services, a Deloitte<\/a> India finding revealed.

\"32% of Indian enterprises said they would prefer to license spectrum from another company instead of purchasing spectrum directly from the government\/regulatory body,\" London-based consulting firm in a study said.

20% of respondents were interested in spectrum sharing if they get dedicated rights.

<\/div><\/div>Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) is yet to come up with a roadmap for the 5G spectrum auction while the next-generation technology promises to offer multiple use cases for large enterprises across industries.

Globally telecom regulators have set aside a portion of the spectrum for fifth-generation or 5G networks (for instance, a portion of the 3.5GHz range) to enable local enterprises in building their own private 5G<\/a> networks but, according to the new finding, India is likely to go for a combination of both public and private 5G slice instead of solely relying on private 5G.

\"The ongoing pandemic has urged Indian enterprises to increase investments in next-generation wireless technologies,\" it said and added that enterprises here are banking on newer technologies for improved security and better customer interactions.

Indian executives expect to leverage telco-enabled 5G slices as they believe utilising services through a wireless provider is preferable to acquiring spectrum directly through the government\/regulatory body or holding exclusive rights on a dedicated or shared spectrum.

5G, according to the report, is a priority technology for 80% of Indian enterprises along with Wi-Fi 6 (73%), and Narrow Band-IoT (NB-IoT)\/LPWA (63%).

<\/div><\/div>Further, a majority of Indian executives (98%) believe 5G and\/or Wi-Fi 6 will transform their business in the next five years, while 88% believe that the transformation will occur in the next three years.

Interestingly, Wi-Fi 6 is preferred by 55% of executives for indoor use cases and 5G is preferred by 53% of executives for outdoor use cases.

However, despite the promising data, 45% of Indian enterprises believe cybersecurity along with system compatibility (39%), lack of spectrum availability (37%), and immature next-generation technologies (35%) are some inhibiting factors that need to be addressed in public 5G service adoption.

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At the same time, 39% of the Indian enterprises are expected to invest anywhere between $10-50 million for wireless technology enhancement within their organisation.

The finding showed that India ranks second only to Japan among the nations surveyed in terms of the investment planned on wireless networking.

ALso, it highlighted that data speed has emerged as the topmost priority of 80% of Indian enterprises as business strategies shifted during the pandemic.

Lastly, Big Data and Cloud (98% each) followed by IoT and AI (94% each) are being seen as the most important emerging technologies by Indian enterprises.

The research data is based on a survey of 437 IT line-of-business (LoB) executives in nine countries which was carried out in Q4 2020 (during the COVID-19 pandemic) out of which India accounted for 51 respondents, the consulting firm added.

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Further, the growing number of Mobile Device manufacturing plants, large volume of exports of mobiles, and support for the Open RAN initiative point to India\u2019s growing role in the global telecom supply chain,\" says Balaji.","seolocation":"blog\/5g-a-game-changer-for-india","seolocationalt":"5G: A game changer for India","url_seo":"blog\/5g-a-game-changer-for-india"},"96616866":{"msid":"96616866","stname":"2022 proves to be a landmark year as 5G clocks in","artsyn":"\"As the country witnessed that landmark launch of 5G services by none other than the Hon\u2019ble Prime Minister, at the India Mobile Congress, we entered into the next era of technological advancement and progress. And that being in several sectors for a plethora of utilities and applications \u2013 whether manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, education, logistics, smart cities, or more effective use of new-age technologies like AI, IoT, M2M, drones, big data analytics, etc,\" says Kochhar.","seolocation":"blog\/2022-proves-to-be-a-landmark-year-as-5g-clocks-in","seolocationalt":"2022 proves to be a landmark year as 5G clocks in","url_seo":"blog\/2022-proves-to-be-a-landmark-year-as-5g-clocks-in"},"96582610":{"msid":"96582610","stname":"Airtel plans to list profitable payments bank, no plans to charge premium for 5G","artsyn":"The official said Airtel is not looking at a premium pricing for its 5G services, which is being rolled out at a rapid pace, and reiterated that the telco doesn\u2019t need the 700 MHz band in the future as well for its next gen services. He added that currently, only 12% of the devices support 5G in India and that significant revenue opportunities from captive networks were still sometime away, with use cases still being developed and trialled.\u200b","seolocation":"telecomnews\/airtel-plans-to-list-profitable-payments-bank-no-plans-to-charge-premium-for-5g","seolocationalt":"Airtel plans to list profitable payments bank, no plans to charge premium for 5G","url_seo":"airtel-plans-to-list-profitable-payments-bank-no-plans-to-charge-premium-for-5g"},"96266117":{"msid":"96266117","stname":"ETTelecom Interviews: Western Digital\u2019s Khalid Wani on content creation economy in India, 5G and more","artsyn":"\"5G adoption is going to be a major growth driver for this economy. 5G will accelerate content creation. And specially when the creators are monetizing, they want to make sure they are saving their data safely,\" says Wani.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/ettelecom-interviews-western-digitals-khalid-wani-on-content-creation-economy-in-india-5g-and-more","seolocationalt":"ETTelecom Interviews: Western Digital\u2019s Khalid Wani on content creation economy in India, 5G and more","url_seo":"ettelecom-interviews-western-digitals-khalid-wani-on-content-creation-economy-in-india-5g-and-more"},"95877385":{"msid":"95877385","stname":"5G subscriptions in India to reach 690 million by end of 2028: Ericsson","artsyn":"Ericsson, in its November edition of the Mobility Report released on Wednesday, projected 5G subscriptions to reach 690 million by the end of 2028 \u2013 representing 53% of the total mobile subscriptions in the India, Nepal and Bhutan region at the end of 2028.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/5g-subscriptions-in-india-to-reach-690-million-by-end-of-2028-ericsson","seolocationalt":"5G subscriptions in India to reach 690 million by end of 2028: Ericsson","url_seo":"5g-subscriptions-in-india-to-reach-690-million-by-end-of-2028-ericsson"},"95713527":{"msid":"95713527","stname":"ETTelecom Interviews: Significant investment required to roll out 5G in India, says GSMA APAC head Julian Gorman","artsyn":"\"I think the rollout of 5G in India is actually very exciting. The competition between the standalone network and non-standalone network in such a big market. Rapidly exposing so many people to 5G is really going to kickstart the ecosystem and really put India at the forefront of global 5G development, really put India on the map,\" says Gorman.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/ettelecom-interviews-significant-investment-required-to-roll-out-5g-in-india-says-gsma-apac-head-julian-gorman","seolocationalt":"ETTelecom Interviews: Significant investment required to roll out 5G in India, says GSMA APAC head Julian Gorman","url_seo":"ettelecom-interviews-significant-investment-required-to-roll-out-5g-in-india-says-gsma-apac-head-julian-gorman"},"95713427":{"msid":"95713427","stname":"ETTelecom Interviews: GSMA Head of APAC discusses 5G roll outs in India and challenges, 5G FWA","artsyn":"Julian Gorman, Head of Asia Pacific (APAC) at GSMA, in an interview with ETTelecom at its third edition of Digital Telco Summit - 2022, discusses 5G roll outs in Inda, monetisation challenges, major users of 5G fixed wireless access (FWA), and more.ETTelecom Interviews: GSMA Head of APAC discusses 5G roll outs in India and challenges, 5G FWA","seolocation":"tele-bytes\/ettelecom-interviews-gsma-head-of-apac-discusses-5g-roll-outs-in-india-and-challenges-5g-fwa","seolocationalt":"ETTelecom Interviews: GSMA Head of APAC discusses 5G roll outs in India and challenges, 5G FWA","url_seo":"tele-bytes\/ettelecom-interviews-gsma-head-of-apac-discusses-5g-roll-outs-in-india-and-challenges-5g-fwa"},"95648232":{"msid":"95648232","stname":"India shouldn\u2019t isolate itself by restricting data flow: Vaishnaw","artsyn":"At least two chip-making units to get approval by January; 5G coverage to be \u2018very good\u2019 by Diwali, says Vaishnaw.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/india-shouldnt-isolate-itself-by-restricting-data-flow-vaishnaw","seolocationalt":"India shouldn\u2019t isolate itself by restricting data flow: Vaishnaw","url_seo":"india-shouldnt-isolate-itself-by-restricting-data-flow-vaishnaw"},"94882325":{"msid":"94882325","stname":"Telecom Diary: What next after 5G launch?","artsyn":"Now, as the entire ecosystem led by telecom operators will be doing the herculean task of expanding 5G footprints across the country, that alone should not be seen as an achievement to rejoice. No doubt that will be a milestone, but if consumers have nothing or very little as a takeaway their enthusiasm about 5G will fade out gradually.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/telecom-diary-what-next-after-5g-launch","seolocationalt":"Telecom Diary: What next after 5G launch?","url_seo":"telecom-diary-what-next-after-5g-launch"},"94871370":{"msid":"94871370","stname":"Hyderabad gets headstart in rollout of 5G","artsyn":"Hyderabad is among the 13 cities to witness 5G (fifth generation) service rollout soon. Experts say telecom tower coverage and optic fiber connectivity may have made the city an ideal choice for the first phase launch. According to officials, telecom tower coverage in the city is one of the highest in the country, better than the national average.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/hyderabad-gets-headstart-in-rollout-of-5g","seolocationalt":"Hyderabad gets headstart in rollout of 5G","url_seo":"hyderabad-gets-headstart-in-rollout-of-5g"},"94848070":{"msid":"94848070","stname":"India's 5G is indigenous; can provide to other countries as well: Sitharaman","artsyn":"\"The story (of India's 5G) is yet to reach the public,\" Sitharaman said in her interaction with students at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS).","seolocation":"telecomnews\/indias-5g-is-indigenous-can-provide-to-other-countries-as-well-sitharaman","seolocationalt":"India's 5G is indigenous; can provide to other countries as well: Sitharaman","url_seo":"indias-5g-is-indigenous-can-provide-to-other-countries-as-well-sitharaman"},"94588839":{"msid":"94588839","stname":"Telecom Diary: India joins global league in launching 5G but full coverage a long road ahead!","artsyn":"A quarter of people across the globe already have access to 5G coverage. In India, 5G services will be available in select locations and a pan India coverage is only expected by the end of 2023. With the immediate promise of applications of fixed wireless access, 5G is expected to take gigabit speed connectivity to small towns and villages once the network reaches across the country.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/telecom-diary-india-joins-global-league-in-launching-5g-but-full-coverage-a-long-road-ahead","seolocationalt":"Telecom Diary: India joins global league in launching 5G but full coverage a long road ahead!","url_seo":"telecom-diary-india-joins-global-league-in-launching-5g-but-full-coverage-a-long-road-ahead"},"94578802":{"msid":"94578802","stname":"5G to be a road map for the socio-economic development: COAI","artsyn":"\u201cWe are excited about the long-awaited 5G launch in India. Telecom operators are geared up to provide the high-speed services that are poised to transform consumer experience. 5G will open new avenues for each sector from manufacturing, healthcare, and augmented entertainment to even smart city projects by integrating with new-age technologies like IoT, M2M learning, drones, AI, and big data analytics,\u201d S P Kochhar, DG, COAI said.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/5g-to-be-a-road-map-for-the-socio-economic-development-coai","seolocationalt":"5G to be a road map for the socio-economic development: COAI","url_seo":"5g-to-be-a-road-map-for-the-socio-economic-development-coai"},"94578725":{"msid":"94578725","stname":"Mukesh Ambani says India to have most affordable 5G rates; bats for stronger BSNL","artsyn":"\u201cI would like to congratulateAshwini Vaishnaw and the Government of India for their efforts to strengthen BSNL. A strong BSNL will bring the balancing presence of a government entity in this very strategic sector,\u201d Ambani said during his address at the India Mobile Congress.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/mukesh-ambani-says-india-to-have-most-affordable-5g-rates-bats-for-stronger-bsnl","seolocationalt":"Mukesh Ambani says India to have most affordable 5G rates; bats for stronger BSNL","url_seo":"mukesh-ambani-says-india-to-have-most-affordable-5g-rates-bats-for-stronger-bsnl"},"94578635":{"msid":"94578635","stname":"PM Modi launches 5G services, experiences AR\/VR, Digital Twin and other use cases","artsyn":"\u201c130 crore Indians are getting a wonderful gift in the form of 5G from the country and from the telecom industry of the country. 5G is a knock on the doors of a new era in the country,\u201d Modi said in his inaugural address.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/pm-modi-launches-5g-services-in-india","seolocationalt":"PM Modi launches 5G services, experiences AR\/VR, Digital Twin and other use cases","url_seo":"pm-modi-launches-5g-services-in-india"},"94577885":{"msid":"94577885","stname":"India will emerge as a leader in 5G technology soon: Ashwini Vaishnaw","artsyn":"\u201cIndia will soon emerge as a leader in 5G technology,\" Vaishnaw said, adding that with radical reforms and regulatory certainty, the telecom industry has become a sunrise sector. He was speaking at 6th edition of India Mobile Congress.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/india-will-emerge-as-a-leader-in-5g-technology-soon-ashwini-vaishnaw","seolocationalt":"India will emerge as a leader in 5G technology soon: Ashwini Vaishnaw","url_seo":"india-will-emerge-as-a-leader-in-5g-technology-soon-ashwini-vaishnaw"},"94513372":{"msid":"94513372","stname":"100 mn Indian mobile users want 5G, half of them won't mind paying extra","artsyn":"The Indian smartphone users in urban centres are anxiously waiting to upgrade to 5G as it gets rolled out next month, and intent to upgrade to 5G in urban India is two times higher than in markets like the UK and US where 5G services are available.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/100-mn-indian-mobile-users-want-5g-half-of-them-wont-mind-paying-extra","seolocationalt":"100 mn Indian mobile users want 5G, half of them won't mind paying extra","url_seo":"100-mn-indian-mobile-users-want-5g-half-of-them-wont-mind-paying-extra"},"94502871":{"msid":"94502871","stname":"Indian consumers may move from one network to another for better 5G services: Ericsson study","artsyn":"60 percent of early adopters who already have a 5G-capable phone expect 5G to bring new innovative applications, which are considered more appealing than better coverage. These users are even willing to pay a 45-percent premium for a plan bundled with novel experiences provided their expectations are met, the study added.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/indian-consumers-may-move-from-one-network-to-another-for-better-5g-services-ericsson-study","seolocationalt":"Indian consumers may move from one network to another for better 5G services: Ericsson study","url_seo":"indian-consumers-may-move-from-one-network-to-another-for-better-5g-services-ericsson-study"},"94302769":{"msid":"94302769","stname":"Reimagining 5G for India's connected future","artsyn":"5G can boost the national GDP by $500 billion in the 2025. However, to unlock this potential, the network must be reimagined, considering that India is expected to have 612 million 5G connections by 2030, according to KPMG. I see the most scope for reinvention in three areas \u2013 preparedness, prediction, and privacy.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/reimagining-5g-for-indias-connected-future","seolocationalt":"Reimagining 5G for India's connected future","url_seo":"reimagining-5g-for-indias-connected-future"},"94269518":{"msid":"94269518","stname":"Telecom Diary: Will India's 5G ride be bumpy?","artsyn":"Despite the change in technologies from 2G to 4G to now 5G, the quality of services (QoS) norms for telecom services has remained the same and was last reviewed in 2016\/2017. Post 2016, Indians lapped up 4G i.e data services in no time making it the largest data consuming market. This year will see another leap in technology to 5G and the government has already started work towards 6G.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/telecom-diary-will-indias-5g-ride-be-bumpy","seolocationalt":"Telecom Diary: Will India's 5G ride be bumpy?","url_seo":"telecom-diary-will-indias-5g-ride-be-bumpy"}}}}" data-news-images="[{"msid":"82272122","msname":"5G-AP","msnameseo":"5g-ap","mediatype":"1","artdate":"2021-03-30 14:45:00.0","caption":""}]" data-newsletter-by="0" data-newsletter-date="a" data-hasbottomcarousel="" data-alldetailsopen="0" data-multipleanalyticshit="" data-deeplink="https://ettelecom.app.link?$deeplink_path=" data-socialshareformat="default">
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