NEW DELHI: Government has asked Google<\/a> to select a telecom operator as partner for testing the balloon-based Internet technology<\/a>, Loon Project<\/a>, in the country.
\n
\"Google wants to test the Loon Project in expensive and scarce
spectrum<\/a> bands. It has been asked to partner with any telecom operator that can meet its requirement and then approach the government for testing Loon,\" an official source told PTI.
\n
\nThe official said that if Google wishes to conduct a test with BSNL, it can carry out the experiment in the spectrum held by the state-owned company.
\n
\n\"This approach should resolve the spectrum band sought by Google as well as security, to some extent,\" the official added.
\n
\nAn e-mail sent to Google went unanswered.
\n
\nIn India, Google has approached the government to set up the Loon project that has the potential to replace mobile towers as it can directly transmit signal on 4G mobile phones.
\n
The
Telecom Ministry<\/a> has formed a panel under IT secretary and asked BSNL to look at providing necessary support for the experiment. Meetings in this regard were held in October-November. The project hit a roadblock after Google sought to conduct test in 700 Mhz or 800 Mhz band instead of 2500 Mhz band that BSNL holds.
\n
\nThe 700 Mhz band is the most expensive and efficient spectrum for telecom services and is yet to be allocated to any service provider. Telecom regulator Trai has suggested including this spectrum in upcoming auction at a minimum price of Rs 11,485 crore per Mhz and a company will require to buy a minimum of 5 Mhz.
\n
Google, under its Project Loon, is using big balloons floating at a height of 20 km above the earth surface for transmission of
Internet<\/a> services. It has already tested this technology in New Zealand<\/a>, California<\/a> (the US) and Brazil<\/a>.
\n
\nAs per Google, each balloon can provide connectivity to a ground area of about 40 km in diameter using a wireless communication technology called LTE, or 4G.
\n
\nGoogle uses solar panel and wind to power electronic equipment in the balloon throughout the day.\n\n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":51174926,"title":"India leads in CSR spending, IT firms contribute 13%","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/india-leads-in-csr-spending-it-firms-contribute-13\/51174926","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":51176546,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Loon Project: Indian government asks Google to choose telco partner","synopsis":"Government has asked Google to select a telecom operator as partner for testing the balloon-based Internet technology, Loon Project, in the country.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/loon-project-indian-government-asks-google-to-choose-telco-partner","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-02-28 13:09:14","lastupd":"2016-02-28 13:10:29","breadcrumbTags":["California","Brazil","Internet","Google","New Zealand","spectrum","Telecom Ministry","Loon Project","balloon-based Internet technology"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/loon-project-indian-government-asks-google-to-choose-telco-partner"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2016-02-28" data-index="article_1">

龙项目:印度政府要求谷歌选择电信合作伙伴

政府已经要求谷歌选择电信运营商作为测试balloon-based互联网技术伙伴,龙项目,在这个国家。

  • 更新于2016年2月28日01:10点坚持

新德里:政府已经要求谷歌选择一个电信运营商作为测试的合作伙伴balloon-based互联网技术,龙项目,在这个国家。

“谷歌想测试龙项目昂贵和稀缺光谱乐队。它被要求与其他电信运营商合作,可以满足其要求,然后方法政府测试笨蛋,”一位官员告诉PTI来源。

这位官员说,如果谷歌希望进行测试和BSNL,它可以进行光谱的实验由国有企业持有。

“这种方法应该解决频谱带寻求通过谷歌以及安全,在某种程度上,“这位官员补充道。

电子邮件发送到谷歌无人接听。

在印度,谷歌已经接近政府设立龙项目,有可能取代电话塔,因为它可以直接传输信号在4 g手机。

电信部门成立了一个小组秘书和BSNL问下看为实验提供必要的支持。会议在这方面在10月举行。项目遇到障碍时,谷歌试图进行测试后在700 Mhz和800 Mhz频带相反BSNL持有的2500 Mhz频带。

700 Mhz的乐队是最昂贵的电信服务和高效的频谱和尚未分配给任何服务提供者。电信监管机构火车建议包括在即将到来的这个频谱拍卖的最低价格11485卢比每Mhz,公司需要购买至少5 Mhz。

谷歌在其项目龙,是使用大气球漂浮在20公里的高度高于地球表面传播互联网服务。它已经测试这项技术新西兰,加州(美国)和巴西

根据谷歌,每个气球可以提供连接到地面面积直径约40公里使用无线通信技术LTE,或4 g。

谷歌使用太阳能电池板和风力电力电子装置的气球。

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NEW DELHI: Government has asked Google<\/a> to select a telecom operator as partner for testing the balloon-based Internet technology<\/a>, Loon Project<\/a>, in the country.
\n
\"Google wants to test the Loon Project in expensive and scarce
spectrum<\/a> bands. It has been asked to partner with any telecom operator that can meet its requirement and then approach the government for testing Loon,\" an official source told PTI.
\n
\nThe official said that if Google wishes to conduct a test with BSNL, it can carry out the experiment in the spectrum held by the state-owned company.
\n
\n\"This approach should resolve the spectrum band sought by Google as well as security, to some extent,\" the official added.
\n
\nAn e-mail sent to Google went unanswered.
\n
\nIn India, Google has approached the government to set up the Loon project that has the potential to replace mobile towers as it can directly transmit signal on 4G mobile phones.
\n
The
Telecom Ministry<\/a> has formed a panel under IT secretary and asked BSNL to look at providing necessary support for the experiment. Meetings in this regard were held in October-November. The project hit a roadblock after Google sought to conduct test in 700 Mhz or 800 Mhz band instead of 2500 Mhz band that BSNL holds.
\n
\nThe 700 Mhz band is the most expensive and efficient spectrum for telecom services and is yet to be allocated to any service provider. Telecom regulator Trai has suggested including this spectrum in upcoming auction at a minimum price of Rs 11,485 crore per Mhz and a company will require to buy a minimum of 5 Mhz.
\n
Google, under its Project Loon, is using big balloons floating at a height of 20 km above the earth surface for transmission of
Internet<\/a> services. It has already tested this technology in New Zealand<\/a>, California<\/a> (the US) and Brazil<\/a>.
\n
\nAs per Google, each balloon can provide connectivity to a ground area of about 40 km in diameter using a wireless communication technology called LTE, or 4G.
\n
\nGoogle uses solar panel and wind to power electronic equipment in the balloon throughout the day.\n\n<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":51174926,"title":"India leads in CSR spending, IT firms contribute 13%","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/india-leads-in-csr-spending-it-firms-contribute-13\/51174926","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":51176546,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Loon Project: Indian government asks Google to choose telco partner","synopsis":"Government has asked Google to select a telecom operator as partner for testing the balloon-based Internet technology, Loon Project, in the country.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/loon-project-indian-government-asks-google-to-choose-telco-partner","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-02-28 13:09:14","lastupd":"2016-02-28 13:10:29","breadcrumbTags":["California","Brazil","Internet","Google","New Zealand","spectrum","Telecom Ministry","Loon Project","balloon-based Internet technology"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/loon-project-indian-government-asks-google-to-choose-telco-partner"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/loon-project-indian-government-asks-google-to-choose-telco-partner/51176546">