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Ravinder Takkar:获得充足的、具有成本效益的频谱至关重要
“与频谱可用性、大幅降低价格和轻松付款条件相关的问题需要优先解决。获得足够的具有成本效益的频谱对于在该国部署5G进行必要的网络投资至关重要。”塔卡周四在印度移动通信大会上表示。
新德里:对于印度电信运营商来说，获得充足且具有成本效益的频谱对于在该国推出第五代或5G网络进行必要投资至关重要。沃达丰的想法董事总经理(MD)Ravinder Takkar说。
“与频谱可用性、大幅降低价格和轻松付款条件相关的问题需要优先解决。获得足够的具有成本效益的频谱对于进行必要的网络投资至关重要5克推出在这个国家，”塔卡说印度移动大会周四。
“在业界为5G做好准备的同时，我们也必须记住一个事实，即实施5G需要600 - 700亿美元的投资印度的5G按照TRAI的说法，”他说。
这家电信公司展示了一些5G用例，包括联网员工、远程医疗保健，以及与其设备合作伙伴诺基亚和诺基亚的其他用例爱立信在浦那和甘地那加尔进行试验期间，印度和印度的业内人士也参与了试验。
这家总部位于孟买的电信公司预计，5G将受到物联网(IoT)、人工智能(AI)、机器对机器(M2M)通信和基于云的网络等技术的推动。
塔卡说，除此之外，该电信公司还致力于将4 -5亿未连接的印度人连接到数字世界。
他称赞政府在9月份宣布的电信改革，他说:“这些大胆的、开拓性的结构、程序和金融改革是朝着解放电信部门并开始解决该部门的财务和遗留问题的方向迈出的步骤。”
全球投资者已经注意到政府的电信救助计划:沃达丰Idea董事长
在他发表上述言论之际，亏损的沃达丰Idea继续积极与私募股权公司Apollo global等全球投资者接触，以筹集至少10亿美元，以满足立即还款的需求，并与财务实力更强的对手Reliance Jio和Bharti Airtel并抗衡。
展望未来，他表示，“有必要使该行业可持续发展，支持13亿印度人和数百万中小企业的数字需求。”
沃达丰Idea高管补充说，为此，电信公司要求以合理的价格和宽松的支付条件提供足够的频谱，根据国家数字通信政策208 (NDCP 2018)实现税收合理化，并减轻遗留诉讼的负担。
“一旦解决了这个问题，我们这些行业参与者就有责任从目前极低的ARPU水平上获得改善。我们已经采取了初步措施来纠正这一问题，但还需要做更多的工作来为客户提供优质的服务。”
上个月，Reliance Jio、Bharti Airtel和Vi等所有私营电信公司都将移动和数据资费提高了20-25%。Airtel和Vodafone Idea表示，他们的目标是实现每月平均每用户收益(ARPU) 300卢比。
Airtel以每月153卢比的ARPU领先竞争对手，而Jio和Vi的ARPU分别为143.6卢比和109卢比。
5G频谱销售，明年第二季度网络推出:Ashwini Vaishnaw
“5G发展进展迅速。在接下来的几个月里，试验和测试将开始。对于5G部署，Trai已经发布了咨询流程。一旦咨询过程完成，拍卖参数准备就绪，很快就会在明年第二季度开始拍卖和推广。”瓦什瑙周四在一次电视采访中说。
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NEW DELHI: Access to adequate and cost-efficient spectrum would be vital for telecom operators in India to make necessary investment in rolling out fifth-generation or 5G network in the country, Vodafone Idea<\/a> Managing Director (MD) Ravinder Takkar<\/a> said.
\u201cIssues related to the spectrum availability, significantly lower prices and easy payment terms need to be addressed on a priority basis. Access to adequate cost-efficient spectrum would be critical for making necessary network investments in 5G rollout<\/a> in the country,\u201d said Takkar at the India Mobile Congress<\/a> on Thursday.
\u201cWhile the industry readies for 5G, we have to also be mindful of the fact that investments to the tune of $60-70 billion are required for the implementation of 5G in India<\/a>, as per the TRAI,\u201d he said.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cWe see that India is on the cusp of 5G. 5G trials are an important precursor to ensure successful and effective 5G rollouts. Our focus on leveraging new technologies and partnerships to ensure a better future for Vi users has led us to become the first telco in India to develop a wide-range of 5G use cases, for enabling smart cities, smart infrastructure, smart auto, smart sports streaming, remote healthcare, connected schools, drone based surveillance, gaming, amd others,\u201d Takkar said.
The telco has showcased some of the 5G use cases around connected workers, remote healthcare, and others with its equipment partners Nokia and Ericsson<\/a>, as well as industry players during its trials in Pune and Gandhinagar.
The Mumbai-headquartered telco expects that 5G would be driven by technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications, and cloud-based networks.
Alongside, Takkar said, the telco is also focused on connecting 400-500 million unconnected Indians to the digital world.
Lauding the telecom reforms announced by the government in September, he said, \u201cThese bold and pathbreaking structural, procedural, and financial reforms are steps in the direction of unshackling the telecom sector and start addressing financial and legacy issues in the sector.\u201d
The telco has showcased some of the 5G use cases around connected workers, remote healthcare, and others with its equipment partners Nokia and Ericsson<\/a>, as well as industry players during its trials in Pune and Gandhinagar.
The Mumbai-headquartered telco expects that 5G would be driven by technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications, and cloud-based networks.
Alongside, Takkar said, the telco is also focused on connecting 400-500 million unconnected Indians to the digital world.
Lauding the telecom reforms announced by the government in September, he said, \u201cThese bold and pathbreaking structural, procedural, and financial reforms are steps in the direction of unshackling the telecom sector and start addressing financial and legacy issues in the sector.\u201d
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