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A mobile phone mast with 5G technology is pictured at the 5G Mobility Lab of telecommunications company Vodafone in Aldenhoven, Germany, November 27, 2018. REUTERS\/Thilo Schmuelgen<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT<\/a>), an autonomous Telecom research and development center supported by the Indian Government, is working with the University of Bristol to set up a 5G<\/a> test bed in the country, besides developing backhaul solutions for providing access for rural connectivity.

The C-DOT is building a testbed in Delhi and is advising the Indian government on 5G trials. The University of Bristol will share its expertise and architecture for 5G test bed in the country.

“Our collaboration with the C-DoT is to link up on 5G. Having launched a project earlier, it is clear that the UK has an advantage in terms of not just delivering commercial 5G systems, but delivering testbeds,” Dimitra Simeonidou, Director of Smart Internet Lab, University of Bristol, told ET in a recent interaction.

“We are transferring some of our experience on putting a test bed together and the open source orchestration software to India,” she said, adding that the university has followed an open source approach both for SDN control and orchestration.

Under the collaboration, C-DOT has provided its optical equipment to the university for their 5G test beds in the UK.

The university’s Smart Internet Lab is the only institute to receive funding from the central UK government to deliver a city testbed around 5G. “We have been the only place in Europe which delivered a 5G test bed in Bristol. We have opened it up for usage and innovation for the city,” she added.

The professor said that the collaboration with C-DOT will now intensify more as the 5G technology gains traction across the globe.

The Indian government had previously approved the financial grant for a project to set up an indigenous 5G test bed by Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc). One such testbed is being set up by the IIT-Chennai, which would be ready by 2019-end and the final version of it would be operational by 2021.

In addition, IIT-Delhi has also set up a 5G test bed in collaboration with Swedish telecom gear maker
Ericsson<\/a> to identify new use cases, and to trial the technology.

Simeonidou said that 5G will help provide sustained broadband connectivity in the country, besides enabling use cases like public safety and other critical services.

“Indian market is different from the UK. For sustained broadband connectivity at no loss of connection, 5G is very important especially in a country like India where fiber penetration is very low and is a bigger challenge,” she said, adding that the new technology will complement existing
4G<\/a> networks.

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C-DOT,布里斯托大学致力于建立一个在印度5 g试验台

C-DOT建立试验台在德里和建议印度政府在5 g试验

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< p >手机天线与5 g技术是图5 g移动实验室Aldenhoven沃达丰电信公司,德国,2018年11月27日。路透/ Thilo Schmuelgen < / p >
手机天线与5 g技术是图5 g移动实验室Aldenhoven沃达丰电信公司,德国,2018年11月27日。路透/ Thilo Schmuelgen
新德里:远程信息技术发展中心(C-DOT),一个自治电信研发中心在印度政府的支持下,正在与布里斯托尔大学的建立5克试验台在国内,除了发展回程解决方案提供为农村连接。

C-DOT建立试验台在德里和建议印度政府在5 g试验。布里斯托尔大学的将分享其专业知识和建筑5 g试验台。

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“我们的协作与C-DoT是链接5克。早些时候发起了一个项目,很明显,英国方面的优势不仅仅是提供商业5 g系统,但是传送台,“Dimitra Simeonidou,智能网络实验室主任,布里斯托尔大学告诉ET在最近的一次互动。

“我们转移我们的一些经验一起把一个测试床上,开源软件编制到印度,”她说,并补充说大学是一个开放源码的方法对SDN控制和编排。

在协作下,C-DOT提供了其光学仪器5 g的大学在英国测试床。

大学智能互联网实验室是唯一研究所获得资金从中央英国政府提供城市试验台5克左右。“我们一直在欧洲唯一发表了5 g测试床在布里斯托尔。我们打开它的使用和创新城市,”她补充道。

教授说,与C-DOT合作将加强更多的5 g技术在全球范围内获得牵引力。

印度政府先前批准的金融资助项目建立一个土著5 g试验台由印度理工学院(IITs)和印度科学研究所(印度)。这样一个试验台IIT-Chennai被建立,这将是准备到2019年结束,它的最终版本将会在2021年投入使用。

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此外,IIT-Delhi还设立了5 g测试床与瑞典电信设备制造商合作爱立信识别新的用例,试验技术。

Simeonidou表示,5 g将帮助提供持续的宽带连接,除了能够用例,如公共安全及其他关键服务。

“印度市场不同于英国。持续宽带连接没有连接的损失,5 g很重要尤其是在像印度这样的国家,纤维渗透率很低,是一个更大的挑战,”她补充说,这项新技术将补充现有的4 g网络。


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A mobile phone mast with 5G technology is pictured at the 5G Mobility Lab of telecommunications company Vodafone in Aldenhoven, Germany, November 27, 2018. REUTERS\/Thilo Schmuelgen<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT<\/a>), an autonomous Telecom research and development center supported by the Indian Government, is working with the University of Bristol to set up a 5G<\/a> test bed in the country, besides developing backhaul solutions for providing access for rural connectivity.

The C-DOT is building a testbed in Delhi and is advising the Indian government on 5G trials. The University of Bristol will share its expertise and architecture for 5G test bed in the country.

“Our collaboration with the C-DoT is to link up on 5G. Having launched a project earlier, it is clear that the UK has an advantage in terms of not just delivering commercial 5G systems, but delivering testbeds,” Dimitra Simeonidou, Director of Smart Internet Lab, University of Bristol, told ET in a recent interaction.

“We are transferring some of our experience on putting a test bed together and the open source orchestration software to India,” she said, adding that the university has followed an open source approach both for SDN control and orchestration.

Under the collaboration, C-DOT has provided its optical equipment to the university for their 5G test beds in the UK.

The university’s Smart Internet Lab is the only institute to receive funding from the central UK government to deliver a city testbed around 5G. “We have been the only place in Europe which delivered a 5G test bed in Bristol. We have opened it up for usage and innovation for the city,” she added.

The professor said that the collaboration with C-DOT will now intensify more as the 5G technology gains traction across the globe.

The Indian government had previously approved the financial grant for a project to set up an indigenous 5G test bed by Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institute of Science (IISc). One such testbed is being set up by the IIT-Chennai, which would be ready by 2019-end and the final version of it would be operational by 2021.

In addition, IIT-Delhi has also set up a 5G test bed in collaboration with Swedish telecom gear maker
Ericsson<\/a> to identify new use cases, and to trial the technology.

Simeonidou said that 5G will help provide sustained broadband connectivity in the country, besides enabling use cases like public safety and other critical services.

“Indian market is different from the UK. For sustained broadband connectivity at no loss of connection, 5G is very important especially in a country like India where fiber penetration is very low and is a bigger challenge,” she said, adding that the new technology will complement existing
4G<\/a> networks.

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