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“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: DoT Secretary on telecom reforms, design-led manufacturing for 5G<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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印度在电信部门的研发花很低:Aeris通信
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
圣人博,总统Aeris通信。(档案照片)
新德里:研究与开发(R&D)在印度的电信业是无关紧要的国家,如日本和韩国相比,投资很大一部分他们的国内生产总值(GDP)电信研发一位高管说,硅谷的Aeris通信。
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
读也
国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications. (file photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The research and development (R&D) spend in the telecom sector in India is insignificant when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea that invest a significant chunk of their gross domestic product (GDP) into telecom R&D<\/a>, said a top executive of Silicon Valley-based Aeris Communications<\/a>.
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: DoT Secretary on telecom reforms, design-led manufacturing for 5G<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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印度在电信部门的研发花很低:Aeris通信
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
圣人博,总统Aeris通信。(档案照片)
新德里:研究与开发(R&D)在印度的电信业是无关紧要的国家,如日本和韩国相比,投资很大一部分他们的国内生产总值(GDP)电信研发一位高管说,硅谷的Aeris通信。
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
读也
国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications. (file photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The research and development (R&D) spend in the telecom sector in India is insignificant when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea that invest a significant chunk of their gross domestic product (GDP) into telecom R&D<\/a>, said a top executive of Silicon Valley-based Aeris Communications<\/a>.
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: DoT Secretary on telecom reforms, design-led manufacturing for 5G<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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印度在电信部门的研发花很低:Aeris通信
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
圣人博,总统Aeris通信。(档案照片)
新德里:研究与开发(R&D)在印度的电信业是无关紧要的国家,如日本和韩国相比,投资很大一部分他们的国内生产总值(GDP)电信研发一位高管说,硅谷的Aeris通信。
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
读也
国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications. (file photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The research and development (R&D) spend in the telecom sector in India is insignificant when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea that invest a significant chunk of their gross domestic product (GDP) into telecom R&D<\/a>, said a top executive of Silicon Valley-based Aeris Communications<\/a>.
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: DoT Secretary on telecom reforms, design-led manufacturing for 5G<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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印度在电信部门的研发花很低:Aeris通信
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
圣人博,总统Aeris通信。(档案照片)
新德里:研究与开发(R&D)在印度的电信业是无关紧要的国家,如日本和韩国相比,投资很大一部分他们的国内生产总值(GDP)电信研发一位高管说,硅谷的Aeris通信。
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
读也
国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications. (file photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The research and development (R&D) spend in the telecom sector in India is insignificant when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea that invest a significant chunk of their gross domestic product (GDP) into telecom R&D<\/a>, said a top executive of Silicon Valley-based Aeris Communications<\/a>.
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: DoT Secretary on telecom reforms, design-led manufacturing for 5G<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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印度在电信部门的研发花很低:Aeris通信
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
圣人博,总统Aeris通信。(档案照片)
新德里:研究与开发(R&D)在印度的电信业是无关紧要的国家,如日本和韩国相比,投资很大一部分他们的国内生产总值(GDP)电信研发一位高管说,硅谷的Aeris通信。
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
读也
国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications. (file photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The research and development (R&D) spend in the telecom sector in India is insignificant when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea that invest a significant chunk of their gross domestic product (GDP) into telecom R&D<\/a>, said a top executive of Silicon Valley-based Aeris Communications<\/a>.
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>India should streamline R&D efforts, investments to become self-reliant: Tata's NG Subramaniam<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
ETTelecom Interviews: DoT Secretary on telecom reforms, design-led manufacturing for 5G<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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圣人博,总统Aeris通信。(档案照片)
新德里:研究与开发(R&D)在印度的电信业是无关紧要的国家,如日本和韩国相比,投资很大一部分他们的国内生产总值(GDP)电信研发一位高管说,硅谷的Aeris通信。
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications. (file photo)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The research and development (R&D) spend in the telecom sector in India is insignificant when compared to countries such as Japan and Korea that invest a significant chunk of their gross domestic product (GDP) into telecom R&D<\/a>, said a top executive of Silicon Valley-based Aeris Communications<\/a>.
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
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印度在电信部门的研发花很低:Aeris通信
“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
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“在印度研发的总体花费极低,0.5%左右(国内生产总值),而韩国和日本等国花3.5% -5% (GDP)这是一个巨大的研发投资。这意味着我们花费很少的数量。,和from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
博说,商业产品从国家资助的学术研究仍微不足道。
Industry-academia协作是必需的制度上,每个行业都应该结合学术界和内部设立研发中心,博说。
“政府可以给一定的好处和一些优势与学术界在任何行业密切合作完成的研究和实现业务。和任何税收优惠或资金将会有所帮助,”执行补充道。
财政部长吧Sitharaman,作为她的联盟预算2022 - 23日的讲话中,提出了分配5%的普遍服务义务基金(USOF)对技术与解决方案的研发和商业化使负担得起在农村地区宽带连接。
本地分配将进一步提升知识产权创造,并导致更深的第五代的制造业(5克),5 g先进,和6 g技术,k .拉贾秘书,电信部(点)最近告诉等。
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的现金储备,提高数字连接在难以到达的农村地区。电信公司贡献5%的调整对USOF每年总收入(AGR)。
电信部门已构成了一个委员会来监督研发基金高达500卢比的年度USOF集合(约9000卢比)。
在印度研发已经落后,没有印度公司中出现的世界知识产权组织(世界知识产权组织)的最新专利合作条约(PCT)的数据。列表是由中国华为技术在第一位置与6952年专利申请2021年,紧随其后的是美国高通(qcom . o:行情)(3931),韩国的三星电子(3041)和LG电子(2885),和日本的三菱电气公司(2673)。
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国家,印度在全球排名第七的位置在2020年共有56771项专利申请,同比增长5.9%,从2019年的53627项专利。
博表示,一部分PLI方案下的激励电信设备制造应给予研发支出。“我有一些讨论这个点和商务部。非常积极的采取的政府和我期待一些结果也。”
PLI方案电信,只考虑15%的研发支出和5%的发生在确定资格转让技术方案。
Aeris通信的总统表示,该公司可能会重新进入印度市场作为机器的连接服务提供程序(CSP),最初集中在农业部门用例。Aeris也在汽车行业,有一个合资企业大众汽车在美国,和软银在日本。
Aeris,移动虚拟网络运营商(MVNO),早已经与电信事业单位共同工作Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限(BSNL)和Bharti Airtel在印度。
“The overall spend of R&D in India is extremely low, 0.5% or so [of GDP], whereas countries like Korea and Japan spend 3.5%-5% [of GDP] which is a huge kind of R&D investment. That means we are spending a very little amount., and from that, an even lesser amount comes from the government,” Rishi Bhatnagar, President, Aeris Communications, and Chairman, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Future Tech Panel, told ETTelecom.
Bhatnagar said that commercial products coming out from state-funded academia research remain negligible in the country.
Industry-academia collaboration is required at an institutional level, where each industry should align with academia and set up R&D centers internally, Bhatnagar said.
“The government can give some level of benefits and some advantage to any industry working closely with the academia on getting research done and implementing it into business. And any kind of tax benefits or funding will help,” the executive added.
Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as part of her Union Budget 2022-23 speech, has proposed to allocate 5% of the Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) towards the R&D and commercialization of technology and solutions to enable affordable broadband connectivity in rural areas.
The allocation will further boost IPR creation locally, and lead to design-led manufacturing in the fifth generation (5G), 5G Advanced, and 6G technologies, K. Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT) told ET recently.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore cash reserve meant to boost digital connectivity in difficult to reach rural areas. Telcos contribute 5% of their adjusted gross revenue (AGR) annually towards USOF.
The telecom department has constituted a committee to oversee R&D fund of upto Rs 500 crore from the annual collection of USOF (about Rs 9,000 crore).
R&D in India has been a laggard with no Indian company appearing in the World Intellectual Property Organization<\/a> (WIPO)’s latest Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) data. The list is dominated by China’s Huawei Technologies in the first position with 6,952 patents filed in 2021, followed by US-based Qualcomm Inc (3,931), South Korea’s Samsung Electronics<\/a> (3,041) and LG Electronics (2,885), and Japan’s Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (2,673).
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By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
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By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/a><\/figure>India building industry, academia competencies to develop versatile 5G use cases: DoT official<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
<\/a><\/figure>Complete 5G ecosystem being developed in India: Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>ETTelecom Interviews: Mavenir should be considered as an Indian company, says President & CEO Pardeep Kohli<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
By country, India ranks at the seventh position globally with a total of 56,771 patents filed in 2020, growing 5.9% year-on-year from 53,627 patents in 2019.
Bhatnagar suggested that some portion of incentives under the PLI scheme for telecom equipment manufacturing should be given for R&D spending. “I had a few discussions on this with the DoT and commerce ministry. It was very positively taken by the government and I’m expecting some results on it also.”
The PLI scheme for telecom, though, considers only 15% of the expenditure on R&D and 5% of that incurred in transferring technology for determining eligibility under the scheme.
The Aeris Communications’ President said the company may re-enter the India market as a connectivity service provider (CSP) for machines with an initial focus on agriculture-sector use cases. Aeris also operates in the automotive sector, and has a joint venture with Volkswagen<\/a> in the United States, and SoftBank<\/a> in Japan.
Aeris, a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), has earlier jointly worked with telecom PSU Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL) and Bharti Airtel<\/a> in India.
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