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“Once these applications come, then this spectrum will woefully fall short. We have less than 40% of what we require. We have to forecast our requirements and then we have to begin investing,” SP Kochhar<\/a>, Director-General, COAI, told ETTelecom, as he reiterated the lobby body’s demand for the 6GHz band.
COAI represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.
Kochhar said that for a reasonable 5G<\/a> roll out, telecom operators need 1200 megabits of spectrum in the 6GHz band. The mid-band waves, ranging from 5925MHz-7125MHz, are considered suitable for both fifth-generation network services and for providing Wi-Fi.
Most WiFi routers currently use the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz band. However, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have also begun launching WiFi access points (APs) that can support Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, while Wi-Fi 7 will make its way to the market gradually.
“Nobody has been able to say to justify why they need the 6 gigahertz band. Then there are immense implications for regulation and security. We will also need to densify the networks which costs and then subscribers will have to pay for it,” said Kochhar.
The demand for the 6GHz band has pitched the telecom industry against broadband service providers who have also staked their claim to the 6GHz band.
Earlier this year, the Delhi-based industry association also made its submissions to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) regarding the matter.
In February, the GSM Association<\/a> (GSMA) wrote to union minister of communications, Ashwini Vaishnaw, saying that the 6GHz is the primary mid-band spectrum to address the needs for 5G expansion and its timely availability \"will drive cost-efficient network deployment, help lower the broadband usage gap and support digital inclusion\".
Currently, the radiowaves in the 6 GHz band are partly used for satellite operations by the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) in the country.
Last year, India's wireless planning and coordination (WPC) wing formed a committee with a representation from the industry, to chalk out a strategy for identifying the 6 GHz band for mobile services.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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电信行业感到撮频谱短缺出现5 g的用例:COAI
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
新德里:印度电信运营商的第五代频谱可用性不足可能会成为一个主要的障碍在推出“合理”的第五代技术以及wi - fi服务的出现用例5克在不久的将来,根据一位高级官员印度手机运营商协会(COAI)。
“一旦这些应用程序,那么这个频谱将严重不足。我们有不到40%的要求。我们预测需求,然后我们开始投资,”SP Kochhar总干事COAI告诉ETTelecom,他重申了大堂的身体需求6乐动娱乐招聘 ghz乐队。
COAI代表依赖Jio,Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法。
Kochhar说合理5克推出,电信运营商需要1200位6 ghz频段的乐队。mid-band波,从5925 mhz - 7125兆赫,被认为是适用于第五代网络服务和提供wi - fi。
目前,大多数无线路由器使用2.4 ghz和5 ghz乐队。然而,原始设备制造商(oem)也开始推出无线访问点(APs)能够支持wi - fi 6和wi - fi 6 e,而wi - fi 7将逐步走向市场。
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
6 ghz乐队需求把电信行业对宽带服务提供商也把他们声称6 ghz乐队。
今年早些时候,德里行业协会也提交了电信部(点)就该事宜进行调查。
今年2月,GSM协会(GSMA)写信给联盟通讯部长Ashwini Vaishnaw,说6 ghz主mid-band频谱处理需要5 g扩张和其及时可用性”将驱动的网络部署,帮助降低宽带使用缺口和支持数字包容”。
目前,无线电波在6 GHz乐队部分用于卫星操作的印度空间研究组织(Isro)。
去年,印度的无线规划和协调(WPC)翼成立了一个委员会的代表行业,用粉笔画出一个战略识别6 GHz乐队为移动服务。
即使5 g的用例还没有开始出现,该中心发布了印度的远景文档6 g技术。这位高级官员说,这最终将导致该国参与标准制作机构如GSM协会(GSMA),电气和电子工程师协会(IEEE)和国际电信联盟(ITU) 6 g标准的发展。
“政府正鼓励参与。他们是自己参与。我们的声音被听到越来越多…6克在各领域的研发是至关重要的,但6克的实验还为时过早,因为虽然推出了5克,这个行业还没有开始制定6克,”他说。
Kochhar说本土企业和学术界都愿意做研究和开发成5克,包括6 g技术但鉴于他们目前的状况从融资的角度看,他们发现很难做研发质量。“总是会资助“第22条军规”的情况。最终,你将不得不增加资金。但就目前而言,政府部署来说是足够的。”
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The inadequate availability of fifth-generation spectrum for Indian telecom operators is likely to become a major hurdle in rolling out 'reasonable' fifth generation technology as well as Wi-Fi services with the emergence of 5G use cases<\/a> in the near future, according to a senior official of the Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>).
“Once these applications come, then this spectrum will woefully fall short. We have less than 40% of what we require. We have to forecast our requirements and then we have to begin investing,” SP Kochhar<\/a>, Director-General, COAI, told ETTelecom, as he reiterated the lobby body’s demand for the 6GHz band.
COAI represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.
Kochhar said that for a reasonable 5G<\/a> roll out, telecom operators need 1200 megabits of spectrum in the 6GHz band. The mid-band waves, ranging from 5925MHz-7125MHz, are considered suitable for both fifth-generation network services and for providing Wi-Fi.
Most WiFi routers currently use the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz band. However, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have also begun launching WiFi access points (APs) that can support Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, while Wi-Fi 7 will make its way to the market gradually.
“Nobody has been able to say to justify why they need the 6 gigahertz band. Then there are immense implications for regulation and security. We will also need to densify the networks which costs and then subscribers will have to pay for it,” said Kochhar.
The demand for the 6GHz band has pitched the telecom industry against broadband service providers who have also staked their claim to the 6GHz band.
Earlier this year, the Delhi-based industry association also made its submissions to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) regarding the matter.
In February, the GSM Association<\/a> (GSMA) wrote to union minister of communications, Ashwini Vaishnaw, saying that the 6GHz is the primary mid-band spectrum to address the needs for 5G expansion and its timely availability \"will drive cost-efficient network deployment, help lower the broadband usage gap and support digital inclusion\".
Currently, the radiowaves in the 6 GHz band are partly used for satellite operations by the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) in the country.
Last year, India's wireless planning and coordination (WPC) wing formed a committee with a representation from the industry, to chalk out a strategy for identifying the 6 GHz band for mobile services.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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电信行业感到撮频谱短缺出现5 g的用例:COAI
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
新德里:印度电信运营商的第五代频谱可用性不足可能会成为一个主要的障碍在推出“合理”的第五代技术以及wi - fi服务的出现用例5克在不久的将来,根据一位高级官员印度手机运营商协会(COAI)。
“一旦这些应用程序,那么这个频谱将严重不足。我们有不到40%的要求。我们预测需求,然后我们开始投资,”SP Kochhar总干事COAI告诉ETTelecom,他重申了大堂的身体需求6乐动娱乐招聘 ghz乐队。
COAI代表依赖Jio,Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法。
Kochhar说合理5克推出,电信运营商需要1200位6 ghz频段的乐队。mid-band波,从5925 mhz - 7125兆赫,被认为是适用于第五代网络服务和提供wi - fi。
目前,大多数无线路由器使用2.4 ghz和5 ghz乐队。然而,原始设备制造商(oem)也开始推出无线访问点(APs)能够支持wi - fi 6和wi - fi 6 e,而wi - fi 7将逐步走向市场。
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
6 ghz乐队需求把电信行业对宽带服务提供商也把他们声称6 ghz乐队。
今年早些时候,德里行业协会也提交了电信部(点)就该事宜进行调查。
今年2月,GSM协会(GSMA)写信给联盟通讯部长Ashwini Vaishnaw,说6 ghz主mid-band频谱处理需要5 g扩张和其及时可用性”将驱动的网络部署,帮助降低宽带使用缺口和支持数字包容”。
目前,无线电波在6 GHz乐队部分用于卫星操作的印度空间研究组织(Isro)。
去年,印度的无线规划和协调(WPC)翼成立了一个委员会的代表行业,用粉笔画出一个战略识别6 GHz乐队为移动服务。
即使5 g的用例还没有开始出现,该中心发布了印度的远景文档6 g技术。这位高级官员说,这最终将导致该国参与标准制作机构如GSM协会(GSMA),电气和电子工程师协会(IEEE)和国际电信联盟(ITU) 6 g标准的发展。
“政府正鼓励参与。他们是自己参与。我们的声音被听到越来越多…6克在各领域的研发是至关重要的,但6克的实验还为时过早,因为虽然推出了5克,这个行业还没有开始制定6克,”他说。
Kochhar说本土企业和学术界都愿意做研究和开发成5克,包括6 g技术但鉴于他们目前的状况从融资的角度看,他们发现很难做研发质量。“总是会资助“第22条军规”的情况。最终,你将不得不增加资金。但就目前而言,政府部署来说是足够的。”
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The inadequate availability of fifth-generation spectrum for Indian telecom operators is likely to become a major hurdle in rolling out 'reasonable' fifth generation technology as well as Wi-Fi services with the emergence of 5G use cases<\/a> in the near future, according to a senior official of the Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>).
“Once these applications come, then this spectrum will woefully fall short. We have less than 40% of what we require. We have to forecast our requirements and then we have to begin investing,” SP Kochhar<\/a>, Director-General, COAI, told ETTelecom, as he reiterated the lobby body’s demand for the 6GHz band.
COAI represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.
Kochhar said that for a reasonable 5G<\/a> roll out, telecom operators need 1200 megabits of spectrum in the 6GHz band. The mid-band waves, ranging from 5925MHz-7125MHz, are considered suitable for both fifth-generation network services and for providing Wi-Fi.
Most WiFi routers currently use the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz band. However, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have also begun launching WiFi access points (APs) that can support Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, while Wi-Fi 7 will make its way to the market gradually.
“Nobody has been able to say to justify why they need the 6 gigahertz band. Then there are immense implications for regulation and security. We will also need to densify the networks which costs and then subscribers will have to pay for it,” said Kochhar.
The demand for the 6GHz band has pitched the telecom industry against broadband service providers who have also staked their claim to the 6GHz band.
Earlier this year, the Delhi-based industry association also made its submissions to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) regarding the matter.
In February, the GSM Association<\/a> (GSMA) wrote to union minister of communications, Ashwini Vaishnaw, saying that the 6GHz is the primary mid-band spectrum to address the needs for 5G expansion and its timely availability \"will drive cost-efficient network deployment, help lower the broadband usage gap and support digital inclusion\".
Currently, the radiowaves in the 6 GHz band are partly used for satellite operations by the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) in the country.
Last year, India's wireless planning and coordination (WPC) wing formed a committee with a representation from the industry, to chalk out a strategy for identifying the 6 GHz band for mobile services.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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<\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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电信行业感到撮频谱短缺出现5 g的用例:COAI
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
新德里:印度电信运营商的第五代频谱可用性不足可能会成为一个主要的障碍在推出“合理”的第五代技术以及wi - fi服务的出现用例5克在不久的将来,根据一位高级官员印度手机运营商协会(COAI)。
“一旦这些应用程序,那么这个频谱将严重不足。我们有不到40%的要求。我们预测需求,然后我们开始投资,”SP Kochhar总干事COAI告诉ETTelecom,他重申了大堂的身体需求6乐动娱乐招聘 ghz乐队。
COAI代表依赖Jio,Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法。
Kochhar说合理5克推出,电信运营商需要1200位6 ghz频段的乐队。mid-band波,从5925 mhz - 7125兆赫,被认为是适用于第五代网络服务和提供wi - fi。
目前,大多数无线路由器使用2.4 ghz和5 ghz乐队。然而,原始设备制造商(oem)也开始推出无线访问点(APs)能够支持wi - fi 6和wi - fi 6 e,而wi - fi 7将逐步走向市场。
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
6 ghz乐队需求把电信行业对宽带服务提供商也把他们声称6 ghz乐队。
今年早些时候,德里行业协会也提交了电信部(点)就该事宜进行调查。
今年2月,GSM协会(GSMA)写信给联盟通讯部长Ashwini Vaishnaw,说6 ghz主mid-band频谱处理需要5 g扩张和其及时可用性”将驱动的网络部署,帮助降低宽带使用缺口和支持数字包容”。
目前,无线电波在6 GHz乐队部分用于卫星操作的印度空间研究组织(Isro)。
去年,印度的无线规划和协调(WPC)翼成立了一个委员会的代表行业,用粉笔画出一个战略识别6 GHz乐队为移动服务。
即使5 g的用例还没有开始出现,该中心发布了印度的远景文档6 g技术。这位高级官员说,这最终将导致该国参与标准制作机构如GSM协会(GSMA),电气和电子工程师协会(IEEE)和国际电信联盟(ITU) 6 g标准的发展。
“政府正鼓励参与。他们是自己参与。我们的声音被听到越来越多…6克在各领域的研发是至关重要的,但6克的实验还为时过早,因为虽然推出了5克,这个行业还没有开始制定6克,”他说。
Kochhar说本土企业和学术界都愿意做研究和开发成5克,包括6 g技术但鉴于他们目前的状况从融资的角度看,他们发现很难做研发质量。“总是会资助“第22条军规”的情况。最终,你将不得不增加资金。但就目前而言,政府部署来说是足够的。”
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The inadequate availability of fifth-generation spectrum for Indian telecom operators is likely to become a major hurdle in rolling out 'reasonable' fifth generation technology as well as Wi-Fi services with the emergence of 5G use cases<\/a> in the near future, according to a senior official of the Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>).
“Once these applications come, then this spectrum will woefully fall short. We have less than 40% of what we require. We have to forecast our requirements and then we have to begin investing,” SP Kochhar<\/a>, Director-General, COAI, told ETTelecom, as he reiterated the lobby body’s demand for the 6GHz band.
COAI represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.
Kochhar said that for a reasonable 5G<\/a> roll out, telecom operators need 1200 megabits of spectrum in the 6GHz band. The mid-band waves, ranging from 5925MHz-7125MHz, are considered suitable for both fifth-generation network services and for providing Wi-Fi.
Most WiFi routers currently use the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz band. However, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have also begun launching WiFi access points (APs) that can support Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, while Wi-Fi 7 will make its way to the market gradually.
“Nobody has been able to say to justify why they need the 6 gigahertz band. Then there are immense implications for regulation and security. We will also need to densify the networks which costs and then subscribers will have to pay for it,” said Kochhar.
The demand for the 6GHz band has pitched the telecom industry against broadband service providers who have also staked their claim to the 6GHz band.
Earlier this year, the Delhi-based industry association also made its submissions to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) regarding the matter.
In February, the GSM Association<\/a> (GSMA) wrote to union minister of communications, Ashwini Vaishnaw, saying that the 6GHz is the primary mid-band spectrum to address the needs for 5G expansion and its timely availability \"will drive cost-efficient network deployment, help lower the broadband usage gap and support digital inclusion\".
Currently, the radiowaves in the 6 GHz band are partly used for satellite operations by the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) in the country.
Last year, India's wireless planning and coordination (WPC) wing formed a committee with a representation from the industry, to chalk out a strategy for identifying the 6 GHz band for mobile services.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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电信行业感到撮频谱短缺出现5 g的用例:COAI
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
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“一旦这些应用程序,那么这个频谱将严重不足。我们有不到40%的要求。我们预测需求,然后我们开始投资,”SP Kochhar总干事COAI告诉ETTelecom,他重申了大堂的身体需求6乐动娱乐招聘 ghz乐队。
COAI代表依赖Jio,Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法。
Kochhar说合理5克推出,电信运营商需要1200位6 ghz频段的乐队。mid-band波,从5925 mhz - 7125兆赫,被认为是适用于第五代网络服务和提供wi - fi。
目前,大多数无线路由器使用2.4 ghz和5 ghz乐队。然而,原始设备制造商(oem)也开始推出无线访问点(APs)能够支持wi - fi 6和wi - fi 6 e,而wi - fi 7将逐步走向市场。
“没有人能够说证明为什么他们需要6兆赫。然后对监管和安全都有巨大的影响。我们还需要致密的网络成本,然后用户将不得不支付它,“Kochhar说。
6 ghz乐队需求把电信行业对宽带服务提供商也把他们声称6 ghz乐队。
今年早些时候,德里行业协会也提交了电信部(点)就该事宜进行调查。
今年2月,GSM协会(GSMA)写信给联盟通讯部长Ashwini Vaishnaw,说6 ghz主mid-band频谱处理需要5 g扩张和其及时可用性”将驱动的网络部署,帮助降低宽带使用缺口和支持数字包容”。
目前,无线电波在6 GHz乐队部分用于卫星操作的印度空间研究组织(Isro)。
去年,印度的无线规划和协调(WPC)翼成立了一个委员会的代表行业,用粉笔画出一个战略识别6 GHz乐队为移动服务。
即使5 g的用例还没有开始出现,该中心发布了印度的远景文档6 g技术。这位高级官员说,这最终将导致该国参与标准制作机构如GSM协会(GSMA),电气和电子工程师协会(IEEE)和国际电信联盟(ITU) 6 g标准的发展。
“政府正鼓励参与。他们是自己参与。我们的声音被听到越来越多…6克在各领域的研发是至关重要的,但6克的实验还为时过早,因为虽然推出了5克,这个行业还没有开始制定6克,”他说。
Kochhar说本土企业和学术界都愿意做研究和开发成5克,包括6 g技术但鉴于他们目前的状况从融资的角度看,他们发现很难做研发质量。“总是会资助“第22条军规”的情况。最终,你将不得不增加资金。但就目前而言,政府部署来说是足够的。”
“Once these applications come, then this spectrum will woefully fall short. We have less than 40% of what we require. We have to forecast our requirements and then we have to begin investing,” SP Kochhar<\/a>, Director-General, COAI, told ETTelecom, as he reiterated the lobby body’s demand for the 6GHz band.
COAI represents Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.
Kochhar said that for a reasonable 5G<\/a> roll out, telecom operators need 1200 megabits of spectrum in the 6GHz band. The mid-band waves, ranging from 5925MHz-7125MHz, are considered suitable for both fifth-generation network services and for providing Wi-Fi.
Most WiFi routers currently use the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz band. However, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have also begun launching WiFi access points (APs) that can support Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, while Wi-Fi 7 will make its way to the market gradually.
“Nobody has been able to say to justify why they need the 6 gigahertz band. Then there are immense implications for regulation and security. We will also need to densify the networks which costs and then subscribers will have to pay for it,” said Kochhar.
The demand for the 6GHz band has pitched the telecom industry against broadband service providers who have also staked their claim to the 6GHz band.
Earlier this year, the Delhi-based industry association also made its submissions to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) regarding the matter.
In February, the GSM Association<\/a> (GSMA) wrote to union minister of communications, Ashwini Vaishnaw, saying that the 6GHz is the primary mid-band spectrum to address the needs for 5G expansion and its timely availability \"will drive cost-efficient network deployment, help lower the broadband usage gap and support digital inclusion\".
Currently, the radiowaves in the 6 GHz band are partly used for satellite operations by the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) in the country.
Last year, India's wireless planning and coordination (WPC) wing formed a committee with a representation from the industry, to chalk out a strategy for identifying the 6 GHz band for mobile services.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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<\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel express dismay over use of unlicensed spectrum for IoT, Wi-Fi services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Airtel, Jio say no killer use cases of 5G yet in India<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Even as 5G use cases have yet to start emerging, the Centre has released India’s vision document on the 6G technology. The senior official said this will eventually lead to the country participating with standards-making bodies like the GSM Association (GSMA), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for the development of 6G standards.
“The government is encouraging participation. They are themselves participating. Our voice is being heard increasingly…6G R&D in all areas is essential, but a 6G testbed is premature because while 5G is being rolled out, the industry is yet to start formulating 6G,” he said.
Kochhar said homegrown startups and academia are willing to do research and development into 5G, including the 6G technology but given their current condition from a financing perspective, they find it difficult to do quality R&D. “Funding will always be a catch-22 situation. Eventually, you will have to increase the funding. But for the time being, what the government has deployed is adequate.”
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