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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNEW DELHI: The government, with an ambitious plan to deploy commercial fifth-generation or 5G technology starting 2020, is yet to come out with the roadmap of field trials and lacks end-to-end testbeds even after the lapse of a 100-day plan, it announced in June this year.

“There is no complete end-to-end testing using all of the 5G protocols. So, what you have in Chennai is a portion of the 5G,” the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director general Rajan S Mathews told ETT and added that it was though a good beginning but that requires bringing the actual equipment.

“The field trials can be started as soon as the government gives a go-ahead and allocate spectrum suitably,” a Delhi-based group that represents Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio said.

On June 3, soon after taking over as a
telecom<\/a> minister, Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> said that his priority would be to initiate 5G trials within the 100 days.

Query to the telecom department did not elicit any response.

In 2018, the government has asked the telecom carriers and their vendor partners to showcase India-specific 5G use cases latest by early 2019.

Even after the submission of joint proposals in November 2018, by Indian telecom carriers— Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio, together with their technology partners, they continue to grapple.

Market leader Vodafone Idea has partnered with Swedish Ericsson and Chinese
Huawei<\/a> while Bharti Airtel has teamed up with Finnish Nokia and Ericsson, and is also expected to sign up Huawei, having a competitive edge, for 5G pilot initiatives.

Korean Samsung has partnered with billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Jio.

“We are partnering with all the operators in their next-generation strategy and 5G technology is being explored,” Nitin Bansal, Head of Network Solutions at Southeast Asia, Oceania & India, Ericsson earlier said.

Bansal, however, added that it would take some time for the India specific use cases to evolve.

Huawei that has the highest number of 5G patents, expects that field trials in India would commence soon, and said that it could accelerate India’s 5G journey on the back of its innovative ‘ultra-lean sites for immediate 5G activation’ offering.

Nokia felt that next-generation trials would start anytime in the second half of 2019, and according to its spokesperson, the company is “ready to support operators” in India in implementing their 5G strategy.

“We have to get the actual specifications based on 3.3 GHz - 3.6 GHz radio waves, and have to accommodate test criteria including end-to-end handset testing,” Mathews said.

Funded by the telecom department, the
5G testbed<\/a> set up at IIT Chennai is aimed to encourage industry to take an early lead in network deployments with India-specific use cases that could also transform into commercial rollouts.

As a part of a three-year program to drive end-to-end 5G testbeds with a focus on innovation and research and development (R&D), the department, besides Chennai, has also roped in IIT Delhi, IIT Hyderabad, IIT Kanpur, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Centre of Excellence in Wireless Technology (CEWiT), and the Society for Applied Microwave Electronics Engineering and Research (SAMEER).

Citing norms, the Wireless Planning and Coordination Wing (WPC) that carries out statutory functions of the Ministry of Communications has earlier said that frequencies for 5G trials can be allocated only for 90 days.

Following the development, in February this year, the department then rushed to form a committee under the IIT Kanpur director Abhay Karandikar to look into spectrum issues for 5G pilots.

Karandikar-headed group has though recommended that the trial spectrum should be allocated for a reasonable duration or for at least one year with a minimum cost to service providers for carrying out the trial initiatives.

In 2017, the Centre, under the leadership Stanford University professor AJ Paulraj has set up a high-level 5G Forum to prepare a 5G roadmap with an aim to launch commercial services simultaneously with developed countries by 2020.


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电信部门错过最后期限100天的审判,缺乏端到端的5 g试验台

中心,2017年在斯坦福大学教授领导下AJ Paulraj已经成立了一个高级别5 g论坛准备5 g的路线图,目的是发射商业服务同时与发达国家到2020年。

Muntazir阿巴斯
  • 2019年9月26日更新是04:32点
新德里:政府,一项雄心勃勃的计划部署商业第五代或5 g技术从2020年开始,尚未推出的路线图的实地试验,甚至缺乏端到端的台失效后100天的计划,在今年6月宣布。

“没有完整的端到端测试使用5 g的所有协议。所以,你在钦奈5 g的一部分,”印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事Rajan马修斯告诉ETT和补充说,这是一个良好的开端,但需要将实际的设备。

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“实地试验可以开始一旦政府批准和分配频谱适当,”德里组代表沃达丰的想法,Bharti Airtel和信实Jio说。

6月3日接任后不久电信部长,Ravi Shankar普拉萨德说,他的首要任务将是启动5 g试验在100天。

查询电信部门没有引起任何反应。

在2018年,政府已经要求电信运营商和他们的供应商的合作伙伴展示使5 g最新的用例在2019年初。

即使联合提案的提交2018年11月,印度电信运营商沃达丰的想法,Bharti Airtel和信实Jio,连同他们的技术合作伙伴,他们继续努力。

市场领导者沃达丰想法与瑞典爱立信和中国合作华为尽管Bharti Airtel与芬兰诺基亚和爱立信,预计也将签约华为,有竞争优势,5 g的试点计划。

韩国三星与亿万富翁穆克什Ambani-owned Jio的依赖。

“我们正与他们的下一代战略中的所有运营商和5 g技术探索,”尼邦萨尔,网络解决方案主管东南亚、大洋洲和印度,爱立信早说。

然而,邦萨尔补充说,它将需要一些时间印度发展特定的用例。

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华为有最多的5 g专利,预计,大田试验在印度将很快开始,并说它会加速印度5 g的旅程的其创新的“压缩5 g网站立即激活”。

诺基亚认为下一代试验将在2019年下半年开始随时,根据其发言人,该公司是“准备支持运营商”在印度实施5 g的策略。

“我们必须获得实际的规格根据3.3 GHz - 3.6 GHz无线电波,并不得不适应测试标准包括手机端到端测试,”马修斯说。

由电信部门5克的实验在IIT钦奈旨在鼓励行业是一个领先的网络部署和使用例也可以转变成商业产品。

作为一个三年计划的一部分驱动端到端5 g台专注于创新和研发(R&D)、部门,除了钦奈,也说服了IIT德里,海德拉巴,要么IIT坎普尔,印度科学研究所(印度),无线技术的卓越中心(CEWiT)和社会应用微波电子工程和研究(SAMEER)。

引用规范、无线规划和协调翼(WPC)执行法定功能交通部的早些时候说,频率为5 g试验只能分配为90天。

发展后,今年2月,然后冲到形成一个理工学院委员会下坎普尔Abhay Karandikar看着谱问题主任5 g的飞行员。

Karandikar-headed集团虽然建议试验谱应该分配给一个合理的时间或至少一年,最低成本进行审判活动的服务提供商。

中心,2017年在斯坦福大学教授领导下AJ Paulraj已经成立了一个高级别5 g论坛准备5 g的路线图,目的是发射商业服务同时与发达国家到2020年。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNEW DELHI: The government, with an ambitious plan to deploy commercial fifth-generation or 5G technology starting 2020, is yet to come out with the roadmap of field trials and lacks end-to-end testbeds even after the lapse of a 100-day plan, it announced in June this year.

“There is no complete end-to-end testing using all of the 5G protocols. So, what you have in Chennai is a portion of the 5G,” the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) director general Rajan S Mathews told ETT and added that it was though a good beginning but that requires bringing the actual equipment.

“The field trials can be started as soon as the government gives a go-ahead and allocate spectrum suitably,” a Delhi-based group that represents Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio said.

On June 3, soon after taking over as a
telecom<\/a> minister, Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a> said that his priority would be to initiate 5G trials within the 100 days.

Query to the telecom department did not elicit any response.

In 2018, the government has asked the telecom carriers and their vendor partners to showcase India-specific 5G use cases latest by early 2019.

Even after the submission of joint proposals in November 2018, by Indian telecom carriers— Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio, together with their technology partners, they continue to grapple.

Market leader Vodafone Idea has partnered with Swedish Ericsson and Chinese
Huawei<\/a> while Bharti Airtel has teamed up with Finnish Nokia and Ericsson, and is also expected to sign up Huawei, having a competitive edge, for 5G pilot initiatives.

Korean Samsung has partnered with billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Jio.

“We are partnering with all the operators in their next-generation strategy and 5G technology is being explored,” Nitin Bansal, Head of Network Solutions at Southeast Asia, Oceania & India, Ericsson earlier said.

Bansal, however, added that it would take some time for the India specific use cases to evolve.

Huawei that has the highest number of 5G patents, expects that field trials in India would commence soon, and said that it could accelerate India’s 5G journey on the back of its innovative ‘ultra-lean sites for immediate 5G activation’ offering.

Nokia felt that next-generation trials would start anytime in the second half of 2019, and according to its spokesperson, the company is “ready to support operators” in India in implementing their 5G strategy.

“We have to get the actual specifications based on 3.3 GHz - 3.6 GHz radio waves, and have to accommodate test criteria including end-to-end handset testing,” Mathews said.

Funded by the telecom department, the
5G testbed<\/a> set up at IIT Chennai is aimed to encourage industry to take an early lead in network deployments with India-specific use cases that could also transform into commercial rollouts.

As a part of a three-year program to drive end-to-end 5G testbeds with a focus on innovation and research and development (R&D), the department, besides Chennai, has also roped in IIT Delhi, IIT Hyderabad, IIT Kanpur, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Centre of Excellence in Wireless Technology (CEWiT), and the Society for Applied Microwave Electronics Engineering and Research (SAMEER).

Citing norms, the Wireless Planning and Coordination Wing (WPC) that carries out statutory functions of the Ministry of Communications has earlier said that frequencies for 5G trials can be allocated only for 90 days.

Following the development, in February this year, the department then rushed to form a committee under the IIT Kanpur director Abhay Karandikar to look into spectrum issues for 5G pilots.

Karandikar-headed group has though recommended that the trial spectrum should be allocated for a reasonable duration or for at least one year with a minimum cost to service providers for carrying out the trial initiatives.

In 2017, the Centre, under the leadership Stanford University professor AJ Paulraj has set up a high-level 5G Forum to prepare a 5G roadmap with an aim to launch commercial services simultaneously with developed countries by 2020.


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