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建立100年预算2023:中心实验室开发5 g应用程序,Sitharaman说
“意识到新范围的机会,商业模式,和就业潜力,实验室将覆盖,其中,应用,如智能教室、精准农业、智能交通系统和医疗应用程序“Sitharaman说。
“意识到新范围的机会,商业模式,和就业潜力,实验室将覆盖,其中,应用,如智能教室、精准农业、智能交通系统和医疗应用程序“Sitharaman说她预算演讲。
财政部长在她的讲话中,强调预算的关注七优先-“Saptarishi”我基础架构和投资,释放潜能,绿色增长,金融部门,青春的力量,到达最后一英里,包容性发展。
中心也提供5.56卢比5 g试验台,根据预算2023 - 24文档。在财政2022 - 23日,同样的图站在7.74卢比。发展中心的远程信息处理(C-DoT),电信部门的研发部门(点),将会得到550卢比的财政2023 - 24和500卢比的财政2022 - 23所示。
Sitharaman表示,该中心将设置三个卓越中心(coe)人工智能(AI)在教育机构。“实现的愿景让AI在印度,使人工智能为印度工作,三个卓越中心的人工智能在顶尖教育机构,建立主导产业球员合作进行研究与开发应用程序,”部长说。
国家数据治理政策将使访问匿名数据。KYC(了解你的客户)过程简化,和金融监管机构将被鼓励采用KYC系统配件的需求数字印度,Sitharaman说。
印度最大的两家电信公司依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel开始推出5 g服务从2022年10月1日。迄今为止,Jio声称,它真正的5 g服务的可用性已经扩大到225个城市同时Airtel也正在大力拓展其5 g +服务的覆盖范围。电信公司的目标是覆盖整个国家在5 g覆盖15个月的时间表。
Jio真正的5 g服务可用性扩大到225个城市
“信实Jio已经成为第一个和唯一运营商推出5 g服务在这些城市大部分地区,“电信在一份声明中说。
与电信公司已经开始部署企业用例跨医疗、4.0和行业。Airtel,例如,它声称它在印度的第一个私人5 g网络部署的本土汽车制造商Mahindra Chakan设施与it服务公司合作Tech Mahindra。
“建议的支出5克实验室将进一步推动发展的用例和私人网络的设置在印度。医疗、教育中是最重要的部门在印度和研究在大学将推动创新和就业机会,”说Peeyush Vaish,伙伴和电信行业的领导者,德勤印度。
“政府的关注印度的潜力青年人才的技能发展通过棉结等举措,PMKVY 4.0利基斯奇林的新时代技术5 g, AI, 3 d印刷、无人机、编码、机电一体化,机器人技术,物联网将进一步推动持续的努力,“说Arvind巴厘岛,CEO,电信行业技能委员会(TSSC)。
年度需求5 g电信和增加了33.7%在2022年9月,有130万名工人的需求FY22-23每年增长,巴厘岛说。“与政府推动建立30技能印度国际中心,100年总理实验室开发应用程序使用5 g服务和卓越中心的AI,印度有潜力提供人才不仅在国内市场也向国际市场。”
“大规模有效分配占国内生产总值的4.5%在公共基础设施投资结合技术基础设施和研究非常受欢迎,尤其是考虑到温和的私营部门投资前景的全球经济形势和货币政策。这将增强印度的劳动力参与率和利用人口红利,”Jaideep Ghosh说,首席运营官,律师事务所Amarchand Mangaldas Shardul & Co。
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\u201cTo realise new range of opportunities, business models, and employment potential, the labs will cover, among others, applications such as smart classrooms, precision farming, intelligent transport systems and healthcare applications,\u201d said Sitharaman in her Budget speech.
In her speech, the finance minister laid emphasis on the Budget\u2019s focus on seven priorities \u2013 \u2018Saptarishi\u2019 \u2013i<\/em>nfrastructure and investment, unleashing the potential, green growth, financial sector, youth power, reaching the last mile, and inclusive development.
<\/div><\/div>Further, an allocation of Rs 1.23 lakh crore for the Ministry of Communication has been envisaged in the Budget 2023.
The Centre has also made a provision of Rs 5.56 crore for 5G testbed, according to the Budget 2023-24 documents. In the fiscal 2022-23, the same figure stood at Rs 7.74 crore. The Centre of Development of Telematics (C-DoT), the R&D arm of the telecom department (DoT), will get Rs 550 crore for the fiscal 2023-24 versus Rs 500 crore for the fiscal 2022-23.
Sitharaman said that the Centre will set up three Centres of Excellence (CoEs) for artificial intelligence (AI) in top educational institutions. \"For realizing the vision of Make AI in India and Make AI Work for India, three Centres of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence to be set up in top educational institutions, leading industry players to partner to conduct research & develop applications,\" the minister said.
National Data Governance Policy<\/a> will enable access to anonymized data. The KYC (know your customer) process will be simplified, and financial regulators will be encouraged to adopt the KYC system fitting the needs of Digital India, Sitharaman said.
India\u2019s top two telcos Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> began rolling out their 5G services<\/a> from October 1, 2022. To date, Jio has claimed that the availability of its True 5G services has expanded to 225 cities while Airtel too, is making strides to expand the coverage of its 5G Plus services. Both telcos aim to cover the entire country with 5G coverage in 15 months timeline.
The Centre has also made a provision of Rs 5.56 crore for 5G testbed, according to the Budget 2023-24 documents. In the fiscal 2022-23, the same figure stood at Rs 7.74 crore. The Centre of Development of Telematics (C-DoT), the R&D arm of the telecom department (DoT), will get Rs 550 crore for the fiscal 2023-24 versus Rs 500 crore for the fiscal 2022-23.
Sitharaman said that the Centre will set up three Centres of Excellence (CoEs) for artificial intelligence (AI) in top educational institutions. \"For realizing the vision of Make AI in India and Make AI Work for India, three Centres of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence to be set up in top educational institutions, leading industry players to partner to conduct research & develop applications,\" the minister said.
National Data Governance Policy<\/a> will enable access to anonymized data. The KYC (know your customer) process will be simplified, and financial regulators will be encouraged to adopt the KYC system fitting the needs of Digital India, Sitharaman said.
India\u2019s top two telcos Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> began rolling out their 5G services<\/a> from October 1, 2022. To date, Jio has claimed that the availability of its True 5G services has expanded to 225 cities while Airtel too, is making strides to expand the coverage of its 5G Plus services. Both telcos aim to cover the entire country with 5G coverage in 15 months timeline.
<\/div><\/div>Notably, both telcos have demonstrated several 5G-powered use cases such as augmented reality, virtual reality, and the use of 5G in education, healthcare, workers safety, and HD gaming, among others. Consumer-focused 5G use cases<\/a> also include lag-free streaming, mobile and cloud gaming, Internet of Things (IoT), and AR\/VR for immersive applications.