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中国在全球范围内抵制鼓励印度自主研发5G设备
“我们必须在印度制造一些东西(5G设备)。我认为通过部署塔塔斯开发的4G, BSNL将迎来第一个成功的日子。印度电气工程师、斯坦福大学名誉教授AJ Paulraj告诉etelecom，他补充说，由于中国受到阻力，美国可能会帮助印度，这样印度就可以把它作为一个更快崛起的机会。乐动娱乐招聘
“我们必须有所建树(5克齿轮)在印度。我认为第一个成功之日即将到来BSNL通过部署塔塔斯开发的4G网络。印度电气工程师、斯坦福大学名誉教授AJ Paulraj告诉etelecom，他补充说，由于中国受到阻力，美国可能会帮助印度，这样印度就可以把它作为一个更快崛起的机会。乐动娱乐招聘
Paulraj还是多输入多输出(MIMO)技术的发明者，该技术在当今的Wi-Fi、4G和5G无线网络中发挥着核心作用，并领导了2017年组建的印度5G高级别论坛。
“我们必须从5G开始。我们将自己做一些箱子。在这些盒子里，95%的组件基础仍然需要进口，但5%应该来自印度公司。我们可以开始为我们的国家增加技术价值。”
继纳伦德拉·莫迪总理之后Atmanirbhar巴拉特在一系列政策举措(如与生产挂钩的激励计划)的支持下，印度国内公司已经提高了他们的关注重点。
印度国有企业Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)将部署国产第四代(4G)设备塔塔咨询服务(TCS)是多元化企业集团塔塔集团的子公司，塔塔集团收购了总部位于班加罗尔的多数股权光辉的网络制造无线电设备。
此外，印度国有电信技术公司远程信息技术发展中心(C-DoT)已经为BSNL网络部署开发了可互操作的4G核心设备。最近，它还声称已经为非独立(NSA)模式构建了5G核心。
印度国家电信公司将为5G部署分配6200亿卢比的频谱
官员们表示，交通部的一个委员会批准了一项提案，向BSNL提供价值约2200亿卢比的700 MHz频段的10 MHz区块，以及中频段(3600 MHz至3670 MHz)的70 MHz区块，用于5G。
“在2-3年内，我们应该开始投入一些印度制造的设备，目前我们正在进口这些设备，”这位业内资深人士说，他补充说，虽然这提供了一个机会，但现在是时候振作起来，迎接挑战了。
电信设备市场主要由芬兰的诺基亚，瑞典的爱立信此外，还包括因网络后门担忧而在全球范围内受到冲击的中国华为，以及新型冠状病毒感染症(covid - 19病毒)的始作俑者。
Paulraj进一步表示，虽然第六代或6G技术还有7-8年的时间，但5G可以为下一代技术发展铺平道路，他认为印度已经有了建设技术的政治意愿，现在是印度加入精英俱乐部的时候了。
为克服挑战及激励本地电讯业，中心除设立基金，在多个与下一代科技有关的领域进行研究及发展活动外，亦于今年年初推出了一项以设计为主导、以生产为本的奖励计划。
交通部会见移动运营商讨论服务质量
“会议将由电信部长K Rajaraman监督，”一名官员告诉印度经济时报。如果电信部官员或电信运营商高管因年终假期而无法上班，会议也可能会转移到1月的第一周。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The growing opposition to Chinese equipment worldwide following the changing geopolitical paradigm may offer an opportunity for India-made fifth generation or 5G equipment<\/a> in a near term with Tata<\/a> and Jio leading the pack, a noted US-based technology inventor said. \u201cWe must build something (5G<\/a> gear) in India. I think that the first success day is going to happen in BSNL<\/a> by deploying 4G developed by Tatas. Jio is also working on indigenous technology,\u201d AJ Paulraj, Indo-American electric engineer, and professor emeritus at Stanford University told ETTelecom, adding that due to the pushback on China, the US may help so that India can use it as an opportunity to rise faster.
Paulraj is also an inventor of Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) technology that plays a central role in Wi-Fi, 4G and 5G wireless networks today, and headed India\u2019s 5G high-level forum constituted in 2017.
<\/div><\/div>This is the high time for India to build technology locally, according to him who also said that the US is already struggling to make technology within their country.
\u201cWe must start in 5G. We shall build some boxes ourselves. In those boxes, 95% component base is still to be imported, but 5% should be coming from Indian companies. We can start adding value in technology in our country,\u201d Paulraj said.
Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi\u2019s Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> (self-reliant India) clarion call in 2020, backed by a slew of policy initiatives such as the production-linked incentive scheme, the domestic companies have sharpened their focus.
State-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is set to deploy homegrown fourth generation (4G) gear to be supplied by Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> (TCS), a unit of diversified conglomerate Tata group which bought a majority stake in Bengaluru-based Tejas Networks<\/a> that manufactures radio equipment.
In addition, the Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT), a state-owned telecom technology firm has developed interoperable 4G core equipment for BSNL network deployment. Recently, it also claimed to have built a 5G core for the non-standalone (NSA) mode.
\u201cWe must start in 5G. We shall build some boxes ourselves. In those boxes, 95% component base is still to be imported, but 5% should be coming from Indian companies. We can start adding value in technology in our country,\u201d Paulraj said.
Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi\u2019s Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> (self-reliant India) clarion call in 2020, backed by a slew of policy initiatives such as the production-linked incentive scheme, the domestic companies have sharpened their focus.
State-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is set to deploy homegrown fourth generation (4G) gear to be supplied by Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> (TCS), a unit of diversified conglomerate Tata group which bought a majority stake in Bengaluru-based Tejas Networks<\/a> that manufactures radio equipment.
In addition, the Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT), a state-owned telecom technology firm has developed interoperable 4G core equipment for BSNL network deployment. Recently, it also claimed to have built a 5G core for the non-standalone (NSA) mode.
<\/div><\/div>Reliance Jio<\/a>, owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani said that it has developed its own 5G core indigenously that complies with global third generation partnership project (3GPP) standards, a multinational technology forum. With domestically designed and developed next generation technology, the telco eyes to make 5G service affordable and accessible.