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威瑞森的罗伯特·勒·布斯克说，印度是一个非凡的创新者，可以在5G技术方面引领世界
威瑞森业务集团亚太区副总裁Robert Le Busque告诉ETTelecom:“在5G技术和基础设施方面，印度面临着一个难以置信的机会，可以在增长和复杂性方面实现飞跃，并引领(亚洲)地区和世界。”乐动娱乐招聘
威瑞森业务集团亚太区副总裁Robert Le Busque告诉ETTelecom:“在5G技术和基础设施方面，印度面临着一个难以置信的机会，可以在增长和复杂性方面实现飞跃，并引领(亚洲)地区和世界。”乐动娱乐招聘
总部位于纽约威瑞森通讯华为是一家美国跨国电信集团，也是道琼斯股票市场指数的成分股。
Le Busque表示，考虑到印度的生产基地，印度对智能制造的持续投资规模巨大，印度存在巨大的机会，作为其中的一部分，亚太地区的风险状况正在发生变化。
这位高管表示，该地区显然在竞相开发这种技术，将其商业化，然后尽快将其推向全球市场。
印度总理纳伦德拉·莫迪领导的国家正依靠自主开发的第四代(4G)技术，据官员称，该技术可能会升级到下一代(5G)。印度正在与多达10个国家讨论出口本国技术的问题。
印度通信部长阿什维尼·瓦什纳早些时候表示，这个南亚国家已经加入了在全球范围内提供电信设备的精英俱乐部，并且已经开发了端到端的4G-5G技术堆栈。
最近，在印度设计和制造eNodeB(evolution NodeB)是一种处理智能手机无线电接口的基站设备，已部署在印度国营Bharat Sanchar Nigam有限公司的概念验证(PoC)网络中。BSNL）.
去年，中心批准设立电讯科技发展基金(TTDF)，该计划允许为本土公司的研发计划提供资金支持。
威瑞森预测利润低于预期，原因是无线业务放缓和5G成本
Verizon，曾经行业去年，该公司的用户流失给了快速增长的竞争对手美国电话电报公司(AT&T Inc .)和T-Mobile，后者提供了更实惠的套餐或更好的5G网络。
勒·布斯克说:“我们正在积极地与印度的客户和合作伙伴持续合作，与他们讨论技术可以带来的价值。”
上周，印度从全球五个入围国家中脱颖而出，获得政府领袖奖(Government Leadership Award)，以表彰其产业友好政策。GSMA）.
这位威瑞森高管表示，亚太地区主要市场在数字转型和基础设施方面的投资不断增加。
这家总部位于美国的电信运营商是全球重要的5G专用网络运营商，在印度设有多个办事处，用于后端运营，包括客户支持，但不在印度提供电信服务。
GSMA:印度对于推动亚太地区正在进行的5G采用将“特别重要”
目前，Jio和Airtel正在分别推出5G独立(SA)和5G非独立(NSA)网络。然而，沃达丰Idea尚未推出5G服务。与此同时，印度政府希望国营的Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)今年推出4G服务，2024年推出5G服务，加入大型电信运营商的行列。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: India is a great technology innovator, and has a potential to lead Asia and the world in fifth generation or 5G<\/a> technology, following the region's changing risk profile, a top executive of the US-based Verizon<\/a> said.\"When it comes to 5G technology and infrastructure, India has an incredible opportunity ahead of them to leapfrog in terms of growth and sophistication, and lead the (Asia) region and the world,\" Robert Le Busque, Regional Vice President, Asia Pacific at Verizon Business Group told ETTelecom.
The New York City-based Verizon Communications Inc<\/a>., is a US multinational telecommunications conglomerate, and is a corporate component of the Dow Jones stock market index.
<\/div><\/div>\"Between now (2023) and 2030, the big trend will be investment in innovation, technology, and infrastructure development in the Asia Pacific region, including India which is a great innovator,\" the executive said, adding that some cutting-edge technology is being developed in India.
Le Busque said that there is a huge opportunity in India, given the production base, with the significant volume of ongoing investment into smart manufacturing, and as a part of it, the risk profile of the Asia Pacific region is changing.
There is an apparent race in the region to develop the technology, commercialise it, and then bring it to the global market as quickly as possible, according to the executive.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led country is banking on indigenously-developed fourth generation (4G) technology which, according to officials, could be upgraded to next generation (5G). India is in discussions with as many as 10 countries to export homegrown technology.
Indian Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw earlier said that the South Asian nation has joined an elite club of countries who offer telecom equipment worldwide, and has already developed an end-to-end 4G-5G technology stack.
Recently, designed and made in India eNodeB<\/a> (Evolved NodeB), a base station equipment that handles the radio interface with smartphones, has been deployed in the proof-of-concept (PoC) network for state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL<\/a>).
Le Busque said that there is a huge opportunity in India, given the production base, with the significant volume of ongoing investment into smart manufacturing, and as a part of it, the risk profile of the Asia Pacific region is changing.
There is an apparent race in the region to develop the technology, commercialise it, and then bring it to the global market as quickly as possible, according to the executive.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led country is banking on indigenously-developed fourth generation (4G) technology which, according to officials, could be upgraded to next generation (5G). India is in discussions with as many as 10 countries to export homegrown technology.
Indian Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw earlier said that the South Asian nation has joined an elite club of countries who offer telecom equipment worldwide, and has already developed an end-to-end 4G-5G technology stack.
Recently, designed and made in India eNodeB<\/a> (Evolved NodeB), a base station equipment that handles the radio interface with smartphones, has been deployed in the proof-of-concept (PoC) network for state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL<\/a>).
<\/div><\/div>The executive added that there has been a significant amount of investment going into research and development (R&D) activities in the country.
Last year, the Centre approved a Telecom Technology Development Fund (TTDF<\/a>), a scheme that allows monetary support to homegrown companies in their R&D initiatives.
Last year, the Centre approved a Telecom Technology Development Fund (TTDF<\/a>), a scheme that allows monetary support to homegrown companies in their R&D initiatives.