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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: Tech companies have rubbished the claims of India’s top telcos that administrative airwave allotments for captive networks would give a backdoor entry to big technology players to provide 5G<\/a> services and solutions to enterprises, alleging that “vested interests” were attempting to derail the Cabinet’s historic decision.

“Certain quarters and incumbents with vested interests are attempting to derail this progressive development through irrational, misleading and misinformed claims for a level-playing field between the vastly different service domains of public networks and captive non-public networks,” the Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF<\/a>), said Friday.

The BIF counts big tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook-owner Meta<\/a>, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.

It added that it’s “highly irreverent to imply that a historic Cabinet decision permitting allocation of direct spectrum to private enterprises offers a backdoor entry for them to get 5G spectrum<\/a> and set up public\/consumer 5G networks\".

The BIF was countering the Cellular Operators Association of India’s call for a level playing field and the latter's worries that direct spectrum allotments for captive private networks would effectively give a backdoor entry to big tech players to provide 5G services and solutions to enterprises in India without equivalent regulatory compliance and payment of levies that TSPs are subjected to. The COAI<\/a> represents Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi)

Both industry<\/a> bodies – COAI and BIF have lately been at loggerheads regarding the direct allocation of spectrum by the government to enterprises to set up captive non-public networks. The BIF has maintained that direct allocation would give enterprises the freedom to choose how they want to set up their captive networks and get into tie ups with technology companies of their choice, rather than being forced to tie up with operators. The COAI, in turn, counters that telcos are perfectly capable of providing captive network services at competitive rates and economically compared to private companies, and hence are opposed to direct airwave allocations.

T V Ramachandran, president of the BIF, said “it’s ludicrous that misleading and misinformed views are being propagated, demanding a level-playing field between two completely different sets of services, especially when the playing field is actually completely tilted in the favour of the telcos”.

This, he said, appeared to be an attempt to have a select group with vested interests decide and offer their services as per their wishes to enterprises, depriving them of the fundamental right to choice, for preferred service\/s as well as service providers. “The enterprises would then have to make do with whatever is offered by the TSPs, whether satisfactory or not.”

He added that the telcos' suggestion that captive private network operators should bid for spectrum in auctions is extremely irrational, given that their objective is to enhance efficiencies and not to use the spectrum to provide commercial public services.

The COAI, on its part, had noted on Thursday that companies wanting to use 5G spectrum for captive networks had also applied for open bidding of airwaves, which would ensure a level playing field is maintained and all interested parties bid for the spectrum required by them. It was alluding to Adani Data Networks, which has stated that it intends to use 5G spectrum acquired in the upcoming auction to provide private network solutions for its enterprise business across airports, ports & logistics, power generation, distribution, and manufacturing operations.
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现在,宽带印度论坛希望被网络上的公平的竞争环境

“某些季度和现有既得利益者正试图破坏这个通过非理性的逐步发展,误导和误导索赔之间的一个公平的环境截然不同的公共网络,被非公有制网络服务领域,“宽带印度论坛(BIF)周五说。

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印度加尔各答:科技公司已经驳斥称顶级电信运营商俘虏网络行政的频道分配给一个后门进入大型科技玩家提供5克服务和解决方案的企业,声称“既得利益”试图破坏内阁的历史性决定。

“某些季度和现有既得利益者正试图破坏这个通过非理性的逐步发展,误导和误导申领一个公平的环境截然不同的服务域之间的公共网络,被非公开网络”宽带印度论坛(BIF),星期五说。

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BIF计数等大型科技公司塔塔咨询服务公司,思科,亚马逊,谷歌,微软,Facebook-owner元其主要成员之间、高通和英特尔。

它补充说,“高度的暗示一个历史性的内阁决定允许直接频谱分配民营企业为他们提供了一个后门条目5 g频谱并建立公共/消费5 g网络”。

BIF是对抗印度手机运营商协会的呼吁一个公平竞争的环境,后者担心直接俘虏私人网络频谱分配将有效地给出一个后门进入大型科技玩家提供5 g服务和解决企业在印度没有等价的法规遵从性和支付,茶匙受到征税。的COAI代表Bharti Airtel,依赖Jio和沃达丰的想法(Vi)

这两个行业身体——COAI和BIF最近一直不和就直接由政府分配的频谱建立俘虏非公有制企业网络。BIF坚称直接分配给企业的自由选择他们想怎样设置他们的俘虏网络和进入领带ups技术公司的选择,而不是被迫与运营商。COAI,反过来,反驳说,电信公司完全有能力以有竞争力的利率提供俘虏的网络服务和经济与私营企业相比,因此反对直接广播的频道分配。

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T V拉马钱德兰BIF的总裁说,“这是可笑的,误导和误导的观点正在传播,要求公平的领域之间的两个完全不同的服务,特别是在竞技场实际上是完全倾斜支持电信公司”。

他说,这似乎是为了有一个选择与既得利益集团决定,并提供他们的服务企业按照他们的愿望,剥夺了他们的基本权利,选择,优先服务/ s以及服务提供商。“企业将不得不做出任何提供的茶匙,是否满意。”

他补充说,电信公司的建议被私人网络运营商应该在拍卖竞标频谱非常不合理的,因为他们的目标是提高效率和不使用光谱提供商业公共服务。

COAI,一部分,周四表示,公司希望使用5 g频谱俘虏网络也申请公开招标的电波,这将确保一个公平竞争的环境维护和感兴趣的各方投标所需的光谱。这是暗指阿达尼数据网络已经表示,它打算使用5 g频谱在即将到来的拍卖提供私有网络解决方案的企业业务在机场、港口和物流、发电、分销和制造业务。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: Tech companies have rubbished the claims of India’s top telcos that administrative airwave allotments for captive networks would give a backdoor entry to big technology players to provide 5G<\/a> services and solutions to enterprises, alleging that “vested interests” were attempting to derail the Cabinet’s historic decision.

“Certain quarters and incumbents with vested interests are attempting to derail this progressive development through irrational, misleading and misinformed claims for a level-playing field between the vastly different service domains of public networks and captive non-public networks,” the Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF<\/a>), said Friday.

The BIF counts big tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook-owner Meta<\/a>, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.

It added that it’s “highly irreverent to imply that a historic Cabinet decision permitting allocation of direct spectrum to private enterprises offers a backdoor entry for them to get 5G spectrum<\/a> and set up public\/consumer 5G networks\".

The BIF was countering the Cellular Operators Association of India’s call for a level playing field and the latter's worries that direct spectrum allotments for captive private networks would effectively give a backdoor entry to big tech players to provide 5G services and solutions to enterprises in India without equivalent regulatory compliance and payment of levies that TSPs are subjected to. The COAI<\/a> represents Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi)

Both industry<\/a> bodies – COAI and BIF have lately been at loggerheads regarding the direct allocation of spectrum by the government to enterprises to set up captive non-public networks. The BIF has maintained that direct allocation would give enterprises the freedom to choose how they want to set up their captive networks and get into tie ups with technology companies of their choice, rather than being forced to tie up with operators. The COAI, in turn, counters that telcos are perfectly capable of providing captive network services at competitive rates and economically compared to private companies, and hence are opposed to direct airwave allocations.

T V Ramachandran, president of the BIF, said “it’s ludicrous that misleading and misinformed views are being propagated, demanding a level-playing field between two completely different sets of services, especially when the playing field is actually completely tilted in the favour of the telcos”.

This, he said, appeared to be an attempt to have a select group with vested interests decide and offer their services as per their wishes to enterprises, depriving them of the fundamental right to choice, for preferred service\/s as well as service providers. “The enterprises would then have to make do with whatever is offered by the TSPs, whether satisfactory or not.”

He added that the telcos' suggestion that captive private network operators should bid for spectrum in auctions is extremely irrational, given that their objective is to enhance efficiencies and not to use the spectrum to provide commercial public services.

The COAI, on its part, had noted on Thursday that companies wanting to use 5G spectrum for captive networks had also applied for open bidding of airwaves, which would ensure a level playing field is maintained and all interested parties bid for the spectrum required by them. It was alluding to Adani Data Networks, which has stated that it intends to use 5G spectrum acquired in the upcoming auction to provide private network solutions for its enterprise business across airports, ports & logistics, power generation, distribution, and manufacturing operations.
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