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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Chinese gear maker Huawei<\/a> Technologies said that it would support ‘dynamic spectrum sharing’ for the fifth generation or 5G<\/a> technology based commercial services providing higher network quality, and believes that the next-generation of services are coming in India faster than expected.

“Huawei can help with dynamic sharing of spectrum. So once 5G comes, the biggest use case will be the network quality and experience itself in India,” Huawei India chief executive
Jay Chen<\/a> told ETT, adding that the 5G would arrive much faster than expected.

In the spectrum-constrained scenarios, dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) allows 5G signals share
4G<\/a> lanes, and that can actively convert 4G for the 5G usage.

In 2018, the
telecom<\/a> regulator has recommended 3300-3600Mhz spectrum range for the 5G commercial rollout in India.

With the Indian government sticking to its auction schedule, the top executive said that the industry should not waste time further.

“The auction can happen as per the schedule of the new government. I believe that we don’t have a choice or time to waste on this,” the top executive added.

Chen feels that many other use cases of 5G-based telecom services can be developed from all different verticals and industries.

The Chinese equipment company that has been under scrutiny worldwide with the US putting it on the blacklist, has been arguing that its 5G network technology was safe, and expect the Indian government to take independent decision soon to clear the air.

Earlier, the incumbent carriers—
Vodafone Idea<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>— have sought clarity from the telecom department on partnering with Huawei for 5G-led filed trials which the government wanted to start in the next 100 days.

The company’s executive said that the Indian government should take decision based on level playing field.

“Policy, standards procedure will provide security benefits for industry and India. It is time for telecom department to make the decision now,” he said, adding that the Chinese firm has been actively engaging with the department for the past 7-8 months, and have answered all the questions they had.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) itself is believed be divided with one group saying that even European network companies could not be trusted, while the other feels that Chinese vendors pose a serious security threat to India.

Recently, AJ Paulraj, chairman of the government-led high-level 5G Forum, citing apprehensions over network technologies from European gear makers such as Ericsson and Nokia, said that they were equally unsafe.

Monday telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the participation of 5G is not conditional on the trial to be started.

Huawei also said that the telecom sector's revenue has been on the decline since 2016.

“In the last 2-3 years, the revenue of the telecom industry has continued to drop while India’s GDP has continued to grow,” Chen said, adding that it was not logical.

In China, according to him, the telecom industry is a key contributor to the growth of the country’s GDP.

“India’s new government has already put the target of becoming the third largest economic power in the world. I am sure that the telecom industry will come back on the right track, to be a leverage power for the economic growth and help achieve the government’s target,” Chen added.


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华为支持5 g动态频谱共享的如果允许在印度

公司的高管表示,印度政府应该决定基于公平的竞争环境。

Muntazir阿巴斯
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新德里:中国设备制造商华为技术表示,将支持动态频谱共享的第五代或5克基于技术的商业服务提供更高的网络质量,相信新一代的服务在印度比预期快。

“华为可以帮助与动态频谱共享。所以一旦5克来了,最大的用例将是网络质量和经验本身在印度,“华为印度首席执行官杰伊•陈告诉ETT, 5 g将比预期的要快得多。

spectrum-constrained场景,动态频谱共享(DSS)允许5 g信号4 g道,可以积极转换4 g 5 g的使用。

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在2018年,电信监管机构已推荐3300 - 3600 mhz频段范围为5克在印度商业推广。

与印度政府坚持其拍卖计划,业内高管表示,不能再浪费时间了。

“拍卖可以按照时间表新政府的发生。我相信我们没有选择或时间浪费,“高管补充道。

陈认为,许多其他用例5 g电信服务建设可以从所有不同的垂直和开发行业。

中国设备公司,一直受到人们的关注与美国全球放在黑名单,一直认为其5 g网络技术是安全的,并期望印度政府采取独立的决定很快就清晰的空气。

早些时候,现任运营商-沃达丰的想法Bharti Airtel——希望明确电信部门在与华为合作5 g-led提交试验政府想要开始在接下来的100天。

公司的高管表示,印度政府应该决定基于公平的竞争环境。

”的政策,标准程序将为行业提供保障福利和印度。是时候让电信部门现在做决定,”他补充说,中国公司一直积极参与部门在过去的7 - 8个月,并回答了所有的问题。

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电信部门(点)本身被认为是分为一组说,即使欧洲网络公司不能被信任,而另一方认为,中国厂商对印度构成严重的安全威胁。

AJ Paulraj最近,政府主导的5 g高层论坛的主席,因忧虑在网络技术从欧洲电信设备制造商爱立信和诺基亚等表示,他们同样不安全。

周一电信部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德说,5 g的参与条件不是要启动试验。

华为还表示,电信行业的收入自2016年以来一直在下降。

“在过去2 - 3年,电信行业的收入持续下降,而印度的GDP继续增长,”陈先生说,补充说,这不是逻辑。

在中国,根据他的说法,电信行业是一个关键因素该国GDP的增长。

“印度的新的政府已经把目标成为世界第三大经济强国。我相信电信行业会回来在正确的轨道上,是一个利用权力为经济增长和帮助实现政府的目标,”陈补充道。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Chinese gear maker Huawei<\/a> Technologies said that it would support ‘dynamic spectrum sharing’ for the fifth generation or 5G<\/a> technology based commercial services providing higher network quality, and believes that the next-generation of services are coming in India faster than expected.

“Huawei can help with dynamic sharing of spectrum. So once 5G comes, the biggest use case will be the network quality and experience itself in India,” Huawei India chief executive
Jay Chen<\/a> told ETT, adding that the 5G would arrive much faster than expected.

In the spectrum-constrained scenarios, dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS) allows 5G signals share
4G<\/a> lanes, and that can actively convert 4G for the 5G usage.

In 2018, the
telecom<\/a> regulator has recommended 3300-3600Mhz spectrum range for the 5G commercial rollout in India.

With the Indian government sticking to its auction schedule, the top executive said that the industry should not waste time further.

“The auction can happen as per the schedule of the new government. I believe that we don’t have a choice or time to waste on this,” the top executive added.

Chen feels that many other use cases of 5G-based telecom services can be developed from all different verticals and industries.

The Chinese equipment company that has been under scrutiny worldwide with the US putting it on the blacklist, has been arguing that its 5G network technology was safe, and expect the Indian government to take independent decision soon to clear the air.

Earlier, the incumbent carriers—
Vodafone Idea<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>— have sought clarity from the telecom department on partnering with Huawei for 5G-led filed trials which the government wanted to start in the next 100 days.

The company’s executive said that the Indian government should take decision based on level playing field.

“Policy, standards procedure will provide security benefits for industry and India. It is time for telecom department to make the decision now,” he said, adding that the Chinese firm has been actively engaging with the department for the past 7-8 months, and have answered all the questions they had.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) itself is believed be divided with one group saying that even European network companies could not be trusted, while the other feels that Chinese vendors pose a serious security threat to India.

Recently, AJ Paulraj, chairman of the government-led high-level 5G Forum, citing apprehensions over network technologies from European gear makers such as Ericsson and Nokia, said that they were equally unsafe.

Monday telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the participation of 5G is not conditional on the trial to be started.

Huawei also said that the telecom sector's revenue has been on the decline since 2016.

“In the last 2-3 years, the revenue of the telecom industry has continued to drop while India’s GDP has continued to grow,” Chen said, adding that it was not logical.

In China, according to him, the telecom industry is a key contributor to the growth of the country’s GDP.

“India’s new government has already put the target of becoming the third largest economic power in the world. I am sure that the telecom industry will come back on the right track, to be a leverage power for the economic growth and help achieve the government’s target,” Chen added.


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