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GSMA的朱利安·戈尔曼说:印度应该以适中的价格释放足够的5G频谱
GSMA亚太区主管Julian Gorman表示:“短期内，政府的一个关键优先事项应该是以适中的价格在下一次拍卖中释放足够数量的5G频谱。”
新德里:伦敦GSM协会或GSMA他说印度应该释放足够数量的第五代核电5克价格适中的无线电波，并为电信运营商带来完整的频谱路线图。
GSMA亚太区主管Julian Gorman表示:“短期内，政府的一个关键优先事项应该是以适中的价格在下一次拍卖中释放足够数量的5G频谱。”
戈尔曼在第二届2021年ETTelecom数字电信虚拟峰会上发表讲话。乐动娱乐招聘
戈尔曼说:“尽管印度地域广阔，人口众多，但运营商的频谱比大多数国家的运营商都要小，然而，考虑到收入和上限，过去10年他们为每单位支付的费用几乎是可比国家的9倍。”
此外，GSMA首席执行官表示，从长远来看，向所有运营商提供全频谱路线图非常重要，这将帮助运营商更好地规划投资，投资者将能够了解市场的复杂性和风险。
世界顶级行业该机构最近公布了一项关于印度到2030年的中频段频谱需求的发现，表明至少需要2GHz的中频段频谱。
爱立信全球CTO:频谱的及时可用对印度5G的成功至关重要
他建议将5G作为未来10年的创新平台，使整个电信生态系统与各个部门合作，开发新的用例。
这位GSMA高管表示，这些频谱分配将有助于提高网络质量，使消费者能够接入5G，并减少对蜂窝基站密度的需求。
“尽管印度已经采取了放宽网络基础设施部署的政策，但有效的实施还有待观察。路权是许多国家在推广网络基础设施时面临的主要挑战之一，也是简化业务的基本监管框架之一。”
此外，戈尔曼说，不仅有必要加快数字化，而且以更有效的方式采用新技术对印度来说是必不可少的。
GSMA预计，到2025年，全球约有57亿独立用户(约占全球人口的70%)将使用移动设备。
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NEW DELHI: London-based GSM Association<\/a> or GSMA<\/a> said that India should free-up a sufficient quantity of fifth generation or 5G<\/a> radiowaves at a moderate pricing, and bring in a complete spectrum roadmap for telecom carriers.
\"In the short term, a key priority for the government should be to release sufficient amounts of 5G spectrum in the next auction with modest prices,\" Julian Gorman, Head of Asia Pacific at GSMA said.
Gorman was speaking at the second edition of the ETTelecom Digital Telco Virtual Summit - 2021.
<\/div><\/div>The market is getting ready with many Indian consumers already owning 5G devices, he said, adding that there is a need to make sure that they have something to work with, and an enabling spectrum framework that supports all available 5G devices.
\"Despite India's large geography and population, operators have a smaller spectrum than operators in most countries, yet, when taking into account, the revenues and cap, they have paid almost nine times more per unit over the past 10 years than comparable countries,\" Gorman said.
Further, the GSMA's top executive said that in a longer term, it is important that a full spectrum roadmap is made available to all the operators that would help operators better plan their investments, and investors would be able to understand the complexities and the risks in the market.
The world's top industry<\/a> body has recently come out with a finding on mid band spectrum requirements upto 2030 for India, indicating that at least 2GHz of mid band spectrum would be needed.
\"Despite India's large geography and population, operators have a smaller spectrum than operators in most countries, yet, when taking into account, the revenues and cap, they have paid almost nine times more per unit over the past 10 years than comparable countries,\" Gorman said.
Further, the GSMA's top executive said that in a longer term, it is important that a full spectrum roadmap is made available to all the operators that would help operators better plan their investments, and investors would be able to understand the complexities and the risks in the market.
The world's top industry<\/a> body has recently come out with a finding on mid band spectrum requirements upto 2030 for India, indicating that at least 2GHz of mid band spectrum would be needed.