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“Bandwidth utilisation is going to increase and that can be managed by having more fiberisation,” Sunil K Gupta, Secretary, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>) said, and added that the sector watchdog is working on options like facilitating the provision of more Wi-Fi hotspots and cable operators to provide more broadband services.
Gupta was speaking at ETTelecom's digital discussion together with Rajan S Mathews<\/a>, Director General, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>), P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer at Vodafone Idea<\/a> and Purushothaman KG, Partner & Telecom Sector Lead at KPMG.
“We recognise that the fiberisation is an important activity that needs to be undertaken at a much higher priority to provide the uninterrupted bandwidth to the individuals,\" the top official said.
We recognise that the fiberisation is an important activity that needs to be undertaken at a much higher priority to provide the uninterrupted bandwidth to the individualsSK Gupta<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>
However, Gupta said that fiberisation could not be done alone by telecom service providers, and added that the regulator has recently given recommendations as to how to increase the scope of infrastructure providers and how to attract more people to bring funds in the sector for infrastructure provisioning for telecom services.
The National Digital Communications Policy<\/a> 2018 had also proposed to set up a National Fibre Authority (NFA) following the need to support the increasing data usage on telecom networks.
“If we ensure that proper telecom facilities are available, demand is going to increase which not only is it used just for communication purposes but it will be the backbone for various different sectors altogether,” he said.
COAI, a Delhi-based telecom group said that from a regulatory standpoint, the compliances were made flexible during the nationwide lockdown amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but added that right-of-way (RoW) continues to be a major bottleneck being faced by the telecom service providers.
The group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea.Read also<\/h4>
Coronavirus: COAI, TAIPA ask municipal corporation to de-seal mobile towers<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
Police in some states harassing telecom personnel on duty in lockdown: COAI<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
Telcos won't need major changes in approvals for on-ground services during extended lockdown: COAI<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
Trai's move to bring international call termination charges under forbearance to help ILDOs: COAI<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The load factor on the operators from the compliance-end was reduced so that allowed operators to focus on more critical issues such as maintaining optical networks,\" Mathews said.
One of the things that operators are absolutely committed to, is affordability. We have to ensure investments in the telecom sector have to come from the governmentRajan Mathews<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>
One of the challenges was putting up cell towers near residential areas, according to COAI which added that the lesser number of mobile towers were fiberised.
India has close to 25% of cell sites fiberised when compared to the US, China, and the EU nations that have more than 80% of their combined towers fiberised on an average.
“Demands on our networks and services are not going to go down. We have to address the problem of financial liquidity of our operators,\" Mathews said.
Currently, India's telecom sector has a cumulative debt of more than Rs 7 lakh crore.
“One of the things that operators are absolutely committed to, is affordability. We have to ensure investments in the telecom sector have to come from the government,” he added.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer at Vodafone Idea said that the telco has the largest deployment of massive MIMO technology to exactly address the issue of traffic spurt that is happening.
“Deployment of a huge amount of investment that not just happened on the equipment side by us but also by our tower companies which ensured that the density of towers,\" Balaji added.
In March this year, Vodafone Idea said that the telco was able to manage the huge increase in demand for data during the ongoing lockdown in Delhi with the help of over 2,000 installations of massive-MIMO, which are seeing a 35% surge in the payload.
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乐动娱乐招聘ETTelecom圆桌会议:fiberisation关键管理增加的带宽需求
增加fiberisation可以管理日益增长的带宽需求,和监管机构正在考虑多种选择,如wi - fi交付增加宽带普及率。
新德里:增加fiberisation可以管理日益增长的带宽需求,和监管机构正在考虑多种选择,如wi - fi交付增加宽带渗透。 
“带宽利用率增加,可以由拥有更多fiberisation,”苏尼尔K Gupta,秘书,印度电信管理局(火车)说,并补充说,行业监管机构正在选择更喜欢促进提供wi - fi热点和有线电视运营商提供宽带服务。
古普塔是在ETTelecom数字一起讨论乐动娱乐招聘Rajan年代马修斯总经理,印度手机运营商协会(COAI),p·巴拉,监管和公司事务总监沃达丰的想法和公司公斤,Purushothaman伙伴&电信部门领导毕马威(KPMG)。
“我们认识到,fiberisation是一个重要的活动,需要在更高的优先级为个人,提供不间断的带宽”的高级官员说。
我们认识到,fiberisation是一个重要的活动,需要在更高的优先级为个人提供不间断的带宽SK古普塔
然而,Gupta说,fiberisation不能独自完成电信服务提供商,并补充说,监管机构最近给出建议如何增加基础设施提供商的范围和如何吸引更多的人带来基金部门基础设施提供的电信服务。
国家数字通信政策2018年还提议建立一个国家纤维(NFA)后,需要支持不断增加的数据使用电信网络。
“如果我们确保适当的电信设施可用,需求会增加,它不仅是只是用于交流目的,但完全不同行业的支柱,”他说。
位于德里的一个电信COAI集团表示,从监管的角度来看,遵从性是灵活的在全国范围内锁定在Covid-19大流行,但他补充称,优先权(行)仍然是面临的主要瓶颈是电信服务提供商。
该组织代表了依赖Jio,Bharti附近的旅馆,和沃达丰的想法。
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“运营商的负荷系数compliance-end减少所以,允许运营商关注更关键问题如维护光纤网络,”马修斯说。
的一件事就是运营商绝对承诺,支付能力。我们必须确保投资电信业必须来自政府Rajan马修斯
的一个挑战是把居民区附近的基站,根据COAI补充说,较小的移动fiberised塔。
印度有将近25%的细胞网站fiberised相比,美国,中国,欧盟国家80%以上的组合塔fiberised平均。
“要求我们的网络和服务并不会下降。我们必须解决这一问题的金融流动性的运营商,”马修斯说。
目前,印度的电信业已经累计债务超过7十万的卢比。
”一个运营商的绝对承诺,支付能力。我们必须确保投资电信业必须来自政府,”他补充道。
p,巴拉监管和公司事务总监沃达丰想法说电信最大的大规模部署MIMO技术正是解决这一问题的交通陡增,正在发生的事情。
”部署大量的投资,不仅发生在设备方面我们也塔公司保证塔的密度,”巴拉补充道。
今年3月,沃达丰的想法说,电信能够管理需求的大幅增加数据在持续锁定在德里的帮助下超过2000安装massive-MIMO,看到负载激增35%。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Increased fiberisation<\/a> can manage the growing bandwidth demand in the country, and the regulator is looking at multiple options such as Wi-Fi roll-outs to increase broadband<\/a> penetration in the country.
“Bandwidth utilisation is going to increase and that can be managed by having more fiberisation,” Sunil K Gupta, Secretary, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>) said, and added that the sector watchdog is working on options like facilitating the provision of more Wi-Fi hotspots and cable operators to provide more broadband services.
Gupta was speaking at ETTelecom's digital discussion together with Rajan S Mathews<\/a>, Director General, Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>), P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer at Vodafone Idea<\/a> and Purushothaman KG, Partner & Telecom Sector Lead at KPMG.
“We recognise that the fiberisation is an important activity that needs to be undertaken at a much higher priority to provide the uninterrupted bandwidth to the individuals,\" the top official said.
We recognise that the fiberisation is an important activity that needs to be undertaken at a much higher priority to provide the uninterrupted bandwidth to the individualsSK Gupta<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>
However, Gupta said that fiberisation could not be done alone by telecom service providers, and added that the regulator has recently given recommendations as to how to increase the scope of infrastructure providers and how to attract more people to bring funds in the sector for infrastructure provisioning for telecom services.
The National Digital Communications Policy<\/a> 2018 had also proposed to set up a National Fibre Authority (NFA) following the need to support the increasing data usage on telecom networks.
“If we ensure that proper telecom facilities are available, demand is going to increase which not only is it used just for communication purposes but it will be the backbone for various different sectors altogether,” he said.
COAI, a Delhi-based telecom group said that from a regulatory standpoint, the compliances were made flexible during the nationwide lockdown amid the Covid-19 pandemic, but added that right-of-way (RoW) continues to be a major bottleneck being faced by the telecom service providers.
The group represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea.Read also<\/h4>
Coronavirus: COAI, TAIPA ask municipal corporation to de-seal mobile towers<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
Police in some states harassing telecom personnel on duty in lockdown: COAI<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
Telcos won't need major changes in approvals for on-ground services during extended lockdown: COAI<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
Trai's move to bring international call termination charges under forbearance to help ILDOs: COAI<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“The load factor on the operators from the compliance-end was reduced so that allowed operators to focus on more critical issues such as maintaining optical networks,\" Mathews said.
One of the things that operators are absolutely committed to, is affordability. We have to ensure investments in the telecom sector have to come from the governmentRajan Mathews<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>
One of the challenges was putting up cell towers near residential areas, according to COAI which added that the lesser number of mobile towers were fiberised.
India has close to 25% of cell sites fiberised when compared to the US, China, and the EU nations that have more than 80% of their combined towers fiberised on an average.
“Demands on our networks and services are not going to go down. We have to address the problem of financial liquidity of our operators,\" Mathews said.
Currently, India's telecom sector has a cumulative debt of more than Rs 7 lakh crore.
“One of the things that operators are absolutely committed to, is affordability. We have to ensure investments in the telecom sector have to come from the government,” he added.
P. Balaji, Chief Regulatory & Corporate Affairs Officer at Vodafone Idea said that the telco has the largest deployment of massive MIMO technology to exactly address the issue of traffic spurt that is happening.
“Deployment of a huge amount of investment that not just happened on the equipment side by us but also by our tower companies which ensured that the density of towers,\" Balaji added.
In March this year, Vodafone Idea said that the telco was able to manage the huge increase in demand for data during the ongoing lockdown in Delhi with the help of over 2,000 installations of massive-MIMO, which are seeing a 35% surge in the payload.
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