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The new rules for captive private network rollouts announced on Monday would degrade the business case for carriers to invest strongly in airwaves and next-generation mobile broadband network deployments, telecom industry<\/a> executives told ET.
“The new rules would definitely hit the 5G business case of telcos and reduce their appetite for expensive C-band 5G spectrum in next month’s auction to around 40-50 units,” a top executive of one of the three private carriers told ET.
Tech companies are not entirely happy about the situation either.
The Department of Telecommunications’ decision to undertake demand studies and then seek recommendations from the sector regulator could severely delay direct spectrum assignments to enterprises and give telcos a first-mover advantage in the captive 5G networks game, they said.
Telcos, on their part, are also miffed with DoT’s decision not to charge enterprises any licence\/entry fees for direct spectrum allotments to set up captive 5G networks to connect their facilities across the country, and instead levy a nominal processing fee of Rs 50,000.
This would allow large tech companies to connect their factories via private 5G networks, paying modest leased line charges to operators, telcos said. Such a scenario would rob telcos of potential 5G enterprise revenues and create uncertainties around the viability of their 5G offerings, they said.
There is “no real skin left in the 5G enterprise game for telcos” as the leased line charges that big tech companies would pay is estimated at a negligible 1% of the latter’s revenues, said the executive quoted above.
At press time, ET's queries to Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Vodafone Idea<\/a> and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) went unanswered.
Industry executives said the latest rules on captive rollouts could intensify the tussle between telcos and tech players on controlling 5G spectrum to be used for building captive non-public networks (CNPNs). Telcos fear access to 5G spectrum without auctions would allow tech companies to offer similar 5G enterprise services at a much lower cost and undermine their 5G business case.
Tech players, though, said enterprises might ultimately lose out to telcos in leveraging the emerging market for captive private 5G networks due to likely delays in direct spectrum allotments.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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直接频谱分配技术公司可能达到5 g拍卖会上电视的需求
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
加尔各答/班加罗尔:最新的政府法规,允许大型科技公司建立平行pan-India俘虏5 g网络绕过电信运营商,将抑制需求至关重要的c波段(3.3 -3.6 GHz)在即将到来的电波5克拍卖中,电信公司说。
新规则对俘虏私有网络周一宣布将推出降低运营商的业务案例投资强烈电波和下一代移动宽带网络部署,电信行业高管告诉等。
“新规则肯定会碰到5 g电信公司的业务案例,减少他们对昂贵的c波段5 g频谱拍卖在下个月的约40 - 50台,“三个私营航空公司之一的一位高管告诉等。
科技公司并不完全满意的情况。
电信部门的决策需求进行研究,然后从行业监管机构寻求建议可能严重延迟直接频谱分配给企业、给电信公司的先发优势俘虏5 g网络游戏,他们说。
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
这将允许大型科技公司通过私人5 g网络,连接他们的工厂支付适度专线费用运营商,电信公司说。这样的场景会抢5 g电信公司的潜在企业收入和创造了不确定性的可行性5 g产品,他们说。
“没有真正的皮肤的5 g电信企业游戏”大型科技公司的专线费用将支付估计后者的收入的1%可以忽略不计,说上面的执行引用。
截至记者发稿时,等的查询Bharti Airtel,依赖Jio,沃达丰的想法和印度手机运营商协会(COAI)无人接听。
业内高管表示,最新的规则在俘虏的发布可能加剧电信和科技之间的争斗球员控制5 g频谱用于建设俘虏非公有制网络(CNPNs)。电信公司担心访问5 g频谱拍卖没有允许科技公司提供类似5 g企业服务以更低的成本和破坏他们的5 g商业案例。
技术球员,尽管说,企业最终可能失去在利用新兴市场电信垄断私人5 g网络由于可能延迟直接频谱分配。
T V拉马钱德兰,主席宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,需求点的决定进行研究,然后寻求火车的建议”是一个聪明的方式完全推迟这个选项(阅读:直接频谱分配)”。他补充说,“企业和行业4.0明显了,没有时间框架点研究或监管机构的建议在这个问题上”。
BIF计数科技公司如塔塔咨询服务公司、思科、亚马逊、谷歌、微软、Facebook老板元,高通公司和英特尔之间的关键成员。
一些技术的球员,不过,更乐观,说他们总是可以租赁光谱从电信公司建立俘虏私人网络如果直接作业需要时间。“即使点的需求研究和火车的建议需要时间,我们可以从电信公司租赁,甚至是技术合作伙伴对我们的终端客户,”一位印度IT公司的一位高管表示。
企业可以建立人工5 g网络由运营商频谱租赁或通过后者为他们设置它们。
不过,分析师表示,私人圈养5 g网络推广将为电信运营商带来B2B货币化风险。“如果企业直接获得(私人)谱,他们不会利用电波持有的运营商,这可能导致的损失为电信公司创收机会,"美银证券在一份报告中称。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata\/Bengaluru: The latest government regulations that would allow large tech companies to set up parallel pan-India captive 5G networks<\/a>, bypassing telecom carriers, would dampen demand for critical C-band (3.3-3.6 GHz) airwaves in the upcoming 5G<\/a> auction, telcos have said.
The new rules for captive private network rollouts announced on Monday would degrade the business case for carriers to invest strongly in airwaves and next-generation mobile broadband network deployments, telecom industry<\/a> executives told ET.
“The new rules would definitely hit the 5G business case of telcos and reduce their appetite for expensive C-band 5G spectrum in next month’s auction to around 40-50 units,” a top executive of one of the three private carriers told ET.
Tech companies are not entirely happy about the situation either.
The Department of Telecommunications’ decision to undertake demand studies and then seek recommendations from the sector regulator could severely delay direct spectrum assignments to enterprises and give telcos a first-mover advantage in the captive 5G networks game, they said.
Telcos, on their part, are also miffed with DoT’s decision not to charge enterprises any licence\/entry fees for direct spectrum allotments to set up captive 5G networks to connect their facilities across the country, and instead levy a nominal processing fee of Rs 50,000.
This would allow large tech companies to connect their factories via private 5G networks, paying modest leased line charges to operators, telcos said. Such a scenario would rob telcos of potential 5G enterprise revenues and create uncertainties around the viability of their 5G offerings, they said.
There is “no real skin left in the 5G enterprise game for telcos” as the leased line charges that big tech companies would pay is estimated at a negligible 1% of the latter’s revenues, said the executive quoted above.
At press time, ET's queries to Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Vodafone Idea<\/a> and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) went unanswered.
Industry executives said the latest rules on captive rollouts could intensify the tussle between telcos and tech players on controlling 5G spectrum to be used for building captive non-public networks (CNPNs). Telcos fear access to 5G spectrum without auctions would allow tech companies to offer similar 5G enterprise services at a much lower cost and undermine their 5G business case.
Tech players, though, said enterprises might ultimately lose out to telcos in leveraging the emerging market for captive private 5G networks due to likely delays in direct spectrum allotments.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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<\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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直接频谱分配技术公司可能达到5 g拍卖会上电视的需求
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
加尔各答/班加罗尔:最新的政府法规,允许大型科技公司建立平行pan-India俘虏5 g网络绕过电信运营商,将抑制需求至关重要的c波段(3.3 -3.6 GHz)在即将到来的电波5克拍卖中,电信公司说。
新规则对俘虏私有网络周一宣布将推出降低运营商的业务案例投资强烈电波和下一代移动宽带网络部署,电信行业高管告诉等。
“新规则肯定会碰到5 g电信公司的业务案例,减少他们对昂贵的c波段5 g频谱拍卖在下个月的约40 - 50台,“三个私营航空公司之一的一位高管告诉等。
科技公司并不完全满意的情况。
电信部门的决策需求进行研究,然后从行业监管机构寻求建议可能严重延迟直接频谱分配给企业、给电信公司的先发优势俘虏5 g网络游戏,他们说。
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
这将允许大型科技公司通过私人5 g网络,连接他们的工厂支付适度专线费用运营商,电信公司说。这样的场景会抢5 g电信公司的潜在企业收入和创造了不确定性的可行性5 g产品,他们说。
“没有真正的皮肤的5 g电信企业游戏”大型科技公司的专线费用将支付估计后者的收入的1%可以忽略不计,说上面的执行引用。
截至记者发稿时,等的查询Bharti Airtel,依赖Jio,沃达丰的想法和印度手机运营商协会(COAI)无人接听。
业内高管表示,最新的规则在俘虏的发布可能加剧电信和科技之间的争斗球员控制5 g频谱用于建设俘虏非公有制网络(CNPNs)。电信公司担心访问5 g频谱拍卖没有允许科技公司提供类似5 g企业服务以更低的成本和破坏他们的5 g商业案例。
技术球员,尽管说,企业最终可能失去在利用新兴市场电信垄断私人5 g网络由于可能延迟直接频谱分配。
T V拉马钱德兰,主席宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,需求点的决定进行研究,然后寻求火车的建议”是一个聪明的方式完全推迟这个选项(阅读:直接频谱分配)”。他补充说,“企业和行业4.0明显了,没有时间框架点研究或监管机构的建议在这个问题上”。
BIF计数科技公司如塔塔咨询服务公司、思科、亚马逊、谷歌、微软、Facebook老板元,高通公司和英特尔之间的关键成员。
一些技术的球员,不过,更乐观,说他们总是可以租赁光谱从电信公司建立俘虏私人网络如果直接作业需要时间。“即使点的需求研究和火车的建议需要时间,我们可以从电信公司租赁,甚至是技术合作伙伴对我们的终端客户,”一位印度IT公司的一位高管表示。
企业可以建立人工5 g网络由运营商频谱租赁或通过后者为他们设置它们。
不过,分析师表示,私人圈养5 g网络推广将为电信运营商带来B2B货币化风险。“如果企业直接获得(私人)谱,他们不会利用电波持有的运营商,这可能导致的损失为电信公司创收机会,"美银证券在一份报告中称。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata\/Bengaluru: The latest government regulations that would allow large tech companies to set up parallel pan-India captive 5G networks<\/a>, bypassing telecom carriers, would dampen demand for critical C-band (3.3-3.6 GHz) airwaves in the upcoming 5G<\/a> auction, telcos have said.
The new rules for captive private network rollouts announced on Monday would degrade the business case for carriers to invest strongly in airwaves and next-generation mobile broadband network deployments, telecom industry<\/a> executives told ET.
“The new rules would definitely hit the 5G business case of telcos and reduce their appetite for expensive C-band 5G spectrum in next month’s auction to around 40-50 units,” a top executive of one of the three private carriers told ET.
Tech companies are not entirely happy about the situation either.
The Department of Telecommunications’ decision to undertake demand studies and then seek recommendations from the sector regulator could severely delay direct spectrum assignments to enterprises and give telcos a first-mover advantage in the captive 5G networks game, they said.
Telcos, on their part, are also miffed with DoT’s decision not to charge enterprises any licence\/entry fees for direct spectrum allotments to set up captive 5G networks to connect their facilities across the country, and instead levy a nominal processing fee of Rs 50,000.
This would allow large tech companies to connect their factories via private 5G networks, paying modest leased line charges to operators, telcos said. Such a scenario would rob telcos of potential 5G enterprise revenues and create uncertainties around the viability of their 5G offerings, they said.
There is “no real skin left in the 5G enterprise game for telcos” as the leased line charges that big tech companies would pay is estimated at a negligible 1% of the latter’s revenues, said the executive quoted above.
At press time, ET's queries to Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Vodafone Idea<\/a> and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) went unanswered.
Industry executives said the latest rules on captive rollouts could intensify the tussle between telcos and tech players on controlling 5G spectrum to be used for building captive non-public networks (CNPNs). Telcos fear access to 5G spectrum without auctions would allow tech companies to offer similar 5G enterprise services at a much lower cost and undermine their 5G business case.
Tech players, though, said enterprises might ultimately lose out to telcos in leveraging the emerging market for captive private 5G networks due to likely delays in direct spectrum allotments.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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<\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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直接频谱分配技术公司可能达到5 g拍卖会上电视的需求
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
加尔各答/班加罗尔:最新的政府法规,允许大型科技公司建立平行pan-India俘虏5 g网络绕过电信运营商,将抑制需求至关重要的c波段(3.3 -3.6 GHz)在即将到来的电波5克拍卖中,电信公司说。
新规则对俘虏私有网络周一宣布将推出降低运营商的业务案例投资强烈电波和下一代移动宽带网络部署,电信行业高管告诉等。
“新规则肯定会碰到5 g电信公司的业务案例,减少他们对昂贵的c波段5 g频谱拍卖在下个月的约40 - 50台,“三个私营航空公司之一的一位高管告诉等。
科技公司并不完全满意的情况。
电信部门的决策需求进行研究,然后从行业监管机构寻求建议可能严重延迟直接频谱分配给企业、给电信公司的先发优势俘虏5 g网络游戏,他们说。
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
这将允许大型科技公司通过私人5 g网络,连接他们的工厂支付适度专线费用运营商,电信公司说。这样的场景会抢5 g电信公司的潜在企业收入和创造了不确定性的可行性5 g产品,他们说。
“没有真正的皮肤的5 g电信企业游戏”大型科技公司的专线费用将支付估计后者的收入的1%可以忽略不计,说上面的执行引用。
截至记者发稿时,等的查询Bharti Airtel,依赖Jio,沃达丰的想法和印度手机运营商协会(COAI)无人接听。
业内高管表示,最新的规则在俘虏的发布可能加剧电信和科技之间的争斗球员控制5 g频谱用于建设俘虏非公有制网络(CNPNs)。电信公司担心访问5 g频谱拍卖没有允许科技公司提供类似5 g企业服务以更低的成本和破坏他们的5 g商业案例。
技术球员,尽管说,企业最终可能失去在利用新兴市场电信垄断私人5 g网络由于可能延迟直接频谱分配。
T V拉马钱德兰,主席宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,需求点的决定进行研究,然后寻求火车的建议”是一个聪明的方式完全推迟这个选项(阅读:直接频谱分配)”。他补充说,“企业和行业4.0明显了,没有时间框架点研究或监管机构的建议在这个问题上”。
BIF计数科技公司如塔塔咨询服务公司、思科、亚马逊、谷歌、微软、Facebook老板元,高通公司和英特尔之间的关键成员。
一些技术的球员,不过,更乐观,说他们总是可以租赁光谱从电信公司建立俘虏私人网络如果直接作业需要时间。“即使点的需求研究和火车的建议需要时间,我们可以从电信公司租赁,甚至是技术合作伙伴对我们的终端客户,”一位印度IT公司的一位高管表示。
企业可以建立人工5 g网络由运营商频谱租赁或通过后者为他们设置它们。
不过,分析师表示,私人圈养5 g网络推广将为电信运营商带来B2B货币化风险。“如果企业直接获得(私人)谱,他们不会利用电波持有的运营商,这可能导致的损失为电信公司创收机会,"美银证券在一份报告中称。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata\/Bengaluru: The latest government regulations that would allow large tech companies to set up parallel pan-India captive 5G networks<\/a>, bypassing telecom carriers, would dampen demand for critical C-band (3.3-3.6 GHz) airwaves in the upcoming 5G<\/a> auction, telcos have said.
The new rules for captive private network rollouts announced on Monday would degrade the business case for carriers to invest strongly in airwaves and next-generation mobile broadband network deployments, telecom industry<\/a> executives told ET.
“The new rules would definitely hit the 5G business case of telcos and reduce their appetite for expensive C-band 5G spectrum in next month’s auction to around 40-50 units,” a top executive of one of the three private carriers told ET.
Tech companies are not entirely happy about the situation either.
The Department of Telecommunications’ decision to undertake demand studies and then seek recommendations from the sector regulator could severely delay direct spectrum assignments to enterprises and give telcos a first-mover advantage in the captive 5G networks game, they said.
Telcos, on their part, are also miffed with DoT’s decision not to charge enterprises any licence\/entry fees for direct spectrum allotments to set up captive 5G networks to connect their facilities across the country, and instead levy a nominal processing fee of Rs 50,000.
This would allow large tech companies to connect their factories via private 5G networks, paying modest leased line charges to operators, telcos said. Such a scenario would rob telcos of potential 5G enterprise revenues and create uncertainties around the viability of their 5G offerings, they said.
There is “no real skin left in the 5G enterprise game for telcos” as the leased line charges that big tech companies would pay is estimated at a negligible 1% of the latter’s revenues, said the executive quoted above.
At press time, ET's queries to Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Vodafone Idea<\/a> and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) went unanswered.
Industry executives said the latest rules on captive rollouts could intensify the tussle between telcos and tech players on controlling 5G spectrum to be used for building captive non-public networks (CNPNs). Telcos fear access to 5G spectrum without auctions would allow tech companies to offer similar 5G enterprise services at a much lower cost and undermine their 5G business case.
Tech players, though, said enterprises might ultimately lose out to telcos in leveraging the emerging market for captive private 5G networks due to likely delays in direct spectrum allotments.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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直接频谱分配技术公司可能达到5 g拍卖会上电视的需求
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
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新规则对俘虏私有网络周一宣布将推出降低运营商的业务案例投资强烈电波和下一代移动宽带网络部署,电信行业高管告诉等。
“新规则肯定会碰到5 g电信公司的业务案例,减少他们对昂贵的c波段5 g频谱拍卖在下个月的约40 - 50台,“三个私营航空公司之一的一位高管告诉等。
科技公司并不完全满意的情况。
电信部门的决策需求进行研究,然后从行业监管机构寻求建议可能严重延迟直接频谱分配给企业、给电信公司的先发优势俘虏5 g网络游戏,他们说。
电信公司,他们也生气与点的决定不收取企业任何许可证/入口费用直接频谱分配设置俘虏5 g网络连接全国各地的设施,而征收的名义手续费50000卢比。
这将允许大型科技公司通过私人5 g网络,连接他们的工厂支付适度专线费用运营商,电信公司说。这样的场景会抢5 g电信公司的潜在企业收入和创造了不确定性的可行性5 g产品,他们说。
“没有真正的皮肤的5 g电信企业游戏”大型科技公司的专线费用将支付估计后者的收入的1%可以忽略不计,说上面的执行引用。
截至记者发稿时,等的查询Bharti Airtel,依赖Jio,沃达丰的想法和印度手机运营商协会(COAI)无人接听。
业内高管表示,最新的规则在俘虏的发布可能加剧电信和科技之间的争斗球员控制5 g频谱用于建设俘虏非公有制网络(CNPNs)。电信公司担心访问5 g频谱拍卖没有允许科技公司提供类似5 g企业服务以更低的成本和破坏他们的5 g商业案例。
技术球员,尽管说,企业最终可能失去在利用新兴市场电信垄断私人5 g网络由于可能延迟直接频谱分配。
T V拉马钱德兰,主席宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,需求点的决定进行研究,然后寻求火车的建议”是一个聪明的方式完全推迟这个选项(阅读:直接频谱分配)”。他补充说,“企业和行业4.0明显了,没有时间框架点研究或监管机构的建议在这个问题上”。
BIF计数科技公司如塔塔咨询服务公司、思科、亚马逊、谷歌、微软、Facebook老板元,高通公司和英特尔之间的关键成员。
一些技术的球员,不过,更乐观,说他们总是可以租赁光谱从电信公司建立俘虏私人网络如果直接作业需要时间。“即使点的需求研究和火车的建议需要时间,我们可以从电信公司租赁,甚至是技术合作伙伴对我们的终端客户,”一位印度IT公司的一位高管表示。
企业可以建立人工5 g网络由运营商频谱租赁或通过后者为他们设置它们。
不过,分析师表示,私人圈养5 g网络推广将为电信运营商带来B2B货币化风险。“如果企业直接获得(私人)谱,他们不会利用电波持有的运营商,这可能导致的损失为电信公司创收机会,"美银证券在一份报告中称。
The new rules for captive private network rollouts announced on Monday would degrade the business case for carriers to invest strongly in airwaves and next-generation mobile broadband network deployments, telecom industry<\/a> executives told ET.
“The new rules would definitely hit the 5G business case of telcos and reduce their appetite for expensive C-band 5G spectrum in next month’s auction to around 40-50 units,” a top executive of one of the three private carriers told ET.
Tech companies are not entirely happy about the situation either.
The Department of Telecommunications’ decision to undertake demand studies and then seek recommendations from the sector regulator could severely delay direct spectrum assignments to enterprises and give telcos a first-mover advantage in the captive 5G networks game, they said.
Telcos, on their part, are also miffed with DoT’s decision not to charge enterprises any licence\/entry fees for direct spectrum allotments to set up captive 5G networks to connect their facilities across the country, and instead levy a nominal processing fee of Rs 50,000.
This would allow large tech companies to connect their factories via private 5G networks, paying modest leased line charges to operators, telcos said. Such a scenario would rob telcos of potential 5G enterprise revenues and create uncertainties around the viability of their 5G offerings, they said.
There is “no real skin left in the 5G enterprise game for telcos” as the leased line charges that big tech companies would pay is estimated at a negligible 1% of the latter’s revenues, said the executive quoted above.
At press time, ET's queries to Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Reliance Jio<\/a>, Vodafone Idea<\/a> and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) went unanswered.
Industry executives said the latest rules on captive rollouts could intensify the tussle between telcos and tech players on controlling 5G spectrum to be used for building captive non-public networks (CNPNs). Telcos fear access to 5G spectrum without auctions would allow tech companies to offer similar 5G enterprise services at a much lower cost and undermine their 5G business case.
Tech players, though, said enterprises might ultimately lose out to telcos in leveraging the emerging market for captive private 5G networks due to likely delays in direct spectrum allotments.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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<\/a><\/figure>No entry fee for companies seeking 5G spectrum for captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>DoT issues spectrum leasing guidelines for telcos for private captive networks<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
T V Ramachandran, president of Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF), said DoT’s decision to undertake demand studies and then seek Trai’s recommendations “is a smart way of completely delaying this option (read: direct spectrum assignments)\". He added that \"enterprises and Industry 4.0 have clearly lost out as there is no time-frame either for the DoT study or the regulator's recommendations on this matter”.
BIF counts tech companies such as Tata Consultancy Services, Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel among its key members.
Some tech players, though, are more optimistic, saying they can always lease spectrum from telcos to set up captive private networks if direct assignments take time. “Even if DoT's demand studies and Trai’s recommendations take time, we can go for leasing from telcos or even be tech partners for our end-clients,” said an executive of a top Indian IT firm.
Enterprises can set up captive 5G networks by leasing spectrum from operators or by getting the latter to set them up for them.
Analysts, though, said private captive 5G network rollout would pose B2B monetisation risks for telcos. “If enterprises acquire (private) spectrum directly, they would not leverage the airwave holdings of operators, and this could lead to loss of revenue generation opportunity for telcos,” BofA Securities said in a report.
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