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“We are demanding the inclusion of optical fiber<\/a> cables and preform in the list of telecom items as India has now the potential to become fiber capital of the world with the PLI. The optical can be a showcase for India for the world,” NK Goyal, chairman of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association (Tema) told ETTelecom.
Early this month, the Cabinet has approved Rs 12,195 crore worth of stimulus as a part of the ambitious production incentive scheme for the telecom sector that includes localised manufacturing of core transmission gear including access and customer premises equipment, routers and switches.
The Narendra Modi government, through industry<\/a> inducement, aims to attract large investments from investors worldwide to help domestic companies seize the emerging opportunities and become dominant players in the export market.
The immense scope of OFC production, a backbone of futuristic technologies such as fourth-generation (4G) and fifth-generation (5G) networks within India and deployment including in several other developing nations, according to the industry stakeholders have been overlooked by the Centre and expecting a course correction.
The Delhi-based group is also likely to send a formal letter to the Prime Minister Office (PMO) seeking immediate intervention.
“India has the potential to become the global leader in the industry vertical. But China is transferring parts of its huge capacities partly to Vietnam and other countries to bypass import restrictions. So at one point, this may damage the Indian industry. Giving PLI benefits to OFC makers shall lead the industry to greater heights,” Sanjay Aggarwal, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry said.
India requires 2fkm (fibre kilometre) per person to achieve optimal connectivity to towers with 100% Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) penetration and to be fully able to 4G and 5G ready, Aggarwal said and added that the industry is looking for a 5% benefit on the sales in each of the three verticals on an increase from the base year (2019-20) sales.
“As we take Digital India to the next level, we can transform India as an economic superpower, address inequality and increase efficiency across sectors and socioeconomic class. To achieve this, it is imperative to put significant focus on investment on digital infrastructure creation to support BharatNet and other broadband connectivity efforts,” Anand Agarwal, group chief executive at Sterlite Technologies said.
The Delhi-based telecom infrastructure group too expressed the need to provide impetus to fibre-based network.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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OFC制造商需求利益下PLI方案
国产光纤电缆(OFC)制造商寻求福利中心的著名的根据激励下(PLI)计划在印度的激进路线图下一代技术特别是第五代或5 g网络。
新德里:国产光纤电缆(离岸金融中心下)制造商寻求利益中心的著名根据激励(PLI)计划在印度咄咄逼人的下一代技术路线图尤其是第五代或5 g网络。
“我们要求的光纤电缆和粗加工的电信项目的列表中印度现在可能成为世界纤维之照明灯具。光学可以展示印度对世界,”主席NK Goyal电信设备制造商协会(特马)告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
本月初,内阁已经批准了价值12195卢比的刺激计划的一部分,雄心勃勃的电信部门生产激励方案,其中包括本地化生产的核心前提传动装置包括访问和客户设备,路由器和交换机。
莫迪政府通过行业诱因,旨在吸引全球投资者的大量投资,帮助国内企业抓住新兴出口市场,成为占主导地位的球员的机会。
巨大的离岸金融中心生产的范围,一个未来的支柱技术,如第四代(4 g)和第五代(5 g)网络内部署包括印度和其他发展中国家,根据行业利益相关者已被中央和预期的调整。
德里集团也可能发送一封正式的总理办公室(PMO)寻求直接的干预。
“印度有潜力成为全球领先的行业垂直。但中国正将部分巨大的能力部分转移到越南和其他国家绕过进口限制。所以一度,这可能会损害印度工业。给PLI好处OFC制造商应当引领行业更大的高度,“总裁桑杰Aggarwal博士商会和行业说。
印度需要2 fkm(纤维公里)人均达到最佳连接塔100%的光纤到家(FTTH)渗透和完全能够4 g和5克,Aggarwal说。她还指出,该行业正在寻找收益5%的销售在每个三个垂直的增加基准年(2019 - 20)销售。
“当我们把数字印度到下一个级别,我们可以把印度作为一个经济超级大国,解决跨部门和社会经济不平等和提高效率类。为了达到这个目标,必须把投资重点放在数字基础设施创建支持BharatNet和其他宽带连接的努力,“集团首席执行官阿南德•阿加瓦尔斯特里特锌白铜技术。
德里电信基础设施集团也表示需要提供动力fibre-based网络。
“鉴于即将到来的技术,如人工智能(AI),虚拟现实(VR),增强现实(AR)、5克,和物联网(物联网)应用程序,电信基础设施建设具有非常重要的作用。为了满足这些新兴技术,致密化和塔fiberisation需要支持新的应用程序。粗加工的国内制造业和OFC电缆将导致更快的推出5 g网络在印度,离开了依赖中国,”小红点Raj Dua干事、电信和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)说。
5.25的多数电信资产或塔,其中近30%是fiberised,远远低于中国的80%和美国的90%。与印度的5 g预期在2023年发射,fiberisation利率预计将从2021年起,“根据研究公司是发现,预计将在未来三年内达到60%。
“光学纤维预成型,OFC电缆应该包含在PLI方案这是垂直的,印度可以引领世界,“Sandeep Aggarwal,电信设备和服务出口促进委员会的联合主席(Tepc)说,并补充说,政府应该鼓励自主设计开发和制造(IDDM)供应商打败中国,日本、越南和台湾在他们自己的游戏通过出口的政府福利的目的使Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)和精神在真正的信。
Aggarwal补充说,由于纤维的需求将上升到满足4 g和5 g的愿望,电信运营商要加快部署以降低价格,应该该中心的雄心勃勃的计划的终极目标与离岸金融中心供应商。
“制造世界级的离岸金融中心和快速部署是最关键的元素之一的价值链构建健壮和可伸缩的数字网络,以满足对高速数据和服务质量的需求,“阿施施D Jain,首席运营官兼执行总裁、电信业务Polycab印度说。
耆那教徒认为,近期的事态发展将推动OFC制造业和投资的需求,这是最关键的时间,该行业预计政府将PLI OFC生产计划。
2018年,美国电信(点)建立了一个目标fibre-footprint增加到750万公里,到2022年,但在优先权(行)的挑战和电信公司的低投资偏好为基础设施部署进度相对较慢。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown optic-fibre cable (OFC<\/a>) makers have sought benefits under the Centre's prestigious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme following India's aggressive roadmap for next-generation technologies particularly the fifth-generation or 5G networks.
“We are demanding the inclusion of optical fiber<\/a> cables and preform in the list of telecom items as India has now the potential to become fiber capital of the world with the PLI. The optical can be a showcase for India for the world,” NK Goyal, chairman of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association (Tema) told ETTelecom.
Early this month, the Cabinet has approved Rs 12,195 crore worth of stimulus as a part of the ambitious production incentive scheme for the telecom sector that includes localised manufacturing of core transmission gear including access and customer premises equipment, routers and switches.
The Narendra Modi government, through industry<\/a> inducement, aims to attract large investments from investors worldwide to help domestic companies seize the emerging opportunities and become dominant players in the export market.
The immense scope of OFC production, a backbone of futuristic technologies such as fourth-generation (4G) and fifth-generation (5G) networks within India and deployment including in several other developing nations, according to the industry stakeholders have been overlooked by the Centre and expecting a course correction.
The Delhi-based group is also likely to send a formal letter to the Prime Minister Office (PMO) seeking immediate intervention.
“India has the potential to become the global leader in the industry vertical. But China is transferring parts of its huge capacities partly to Vietnam and other countries to bypass import restrictions. So at one point, this may damage the Indian industry. Giving PLI benefits to OFC makers shall lead the industry to greater heights,” Sanjay Aggarwal, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry said.
India requires 2fkm (fibre kilometre) per person to achieve optimal connectivity to towers with 100% Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) penetration and to be fully able to 4G and 5G ready, Aggarwal said and added that the industry is looking for a 5% benefit on the sales in each of the three verticals on an increase from the base year (2019-20) sales.
“As we take Digital India to the next level, we can transform India as an economic superpower, address inequality and increase efficiency across sectors and socioeconomic class. To achieve this, it is imperative to put significant focus on investment on digital infrastructure creation to support BharatNet and other broadband connectivity efforts,” Anand Agarwal, group chief executive at Sterlite Technologies said.
The Delhi-based telecom infrastructure group too expressed the need to provide impetus to fibre-based network.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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<\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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OFC制造商需求利益下PLI方案
国产光纤电缆(OFC)制造商寻求福利中心的著名的根据激励下(PLI)计划在印度的激进路线图下一代技术特别是第五代或5 g网络。
新德里:国产光纤电缆(离岸金融中心下)制造商寻求利益中心的著名根据激励(PLI)计划在印度咄咄逼人的下一代技术路线图尤其是第五代或5 g网络。
“我们要求的光纤电缆和粗加工的电信项目的列表中印度现在可能成为世界纤维之照明灯具。光学可以展示印度对世界,”主席NK Goyal电信设备制造商协会(特马)告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
本月初,内阁已经批准了价值12195卢比的刺激计划的一部分,雄心勃勃的电信部门生产激励方案,其中包括本地化生产的核心前提传动装置包括访问和客户设备,路由器和交换机。
莫迪政府通过行业诱因,旨在吸引全球投资者的大量投资,帮助国内企业抓住新兴出口市场,成为占主导地位的球员的机会。
巨大的离岸金融中心生产的范围,一个未来的支柱技术,如第四代(4 g)和第五代(5 g)网络内部署包括印度和其他发展中国家,根据行业利益相关者已被中央和预期的调整。
德里集团也可能发送一封正式的总理办公室(PMO)寻求直接的干预。
“印度有潜力成为全球领先的行业垂直。但中国正将部分巨大的能力部分转移到越南和其他国家绕过进口限制。所以一度,这可能会损害印度工业。给PLI好处OFC制造商应当引领行业更大的高度,“总裁桑杰Aggarwal博士商会和行业说。
印度需要2 fkm(纤维公里)人均达到最佳连接塔100%的光纤到家(FTTH)渗透和完全能够4 g和5克,Aggarwal说。她还指出,该行业正在寻找收益5%的销售在每个三个垂直的增加基准年(2019 - 20)销售。
“当我们把数字印度到下一个级别,我们可以把印度作为一个经济超级大国,解决跨部门和社会经济不平等和提高效率类。为了达到这个目标,必须把投资重点放在数字基础设施创建支持BharatNet和其他宽带连接的努力,“集团首席执行官阿南德•阿加瓦尔斯特里特锌白铜技术。
德里电信基础设施集团也表示需要提供动力fibre-based网络。
“鉴于即将到来的技术,如人工智能(AI),虚拟现实(VR),增强现实(AR)、5克,和物联网(物联网)应用程序,电信基础设施建设具有非常重要的作用。为了满足这些新兴技术,致密化和塔fiberisation需要支持新的应用程序。粗加工的国内制造业和OFC电缆将导致更快的推出5 g网络在印度,离开了依赖中国,”小红点Raj Dua干事、电信和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)说。
5.25的多数电信资产或塔,其中近30%是fiberised,远远低于中国的80%和美国的90%。与印度的5 g预期在2023年发射,fiberisation利率预计将从2021年起,“根据研究公司是发现,预计将在未来三年内达到60%。
“光学纤维预成型,OFC电缆应该包含在PLI方案这是垂直的,印度可以引领世界,“Sandeep Aggarwal,电信设备和服务出口促进委员会的联合主席(Tepc)说,并补充说,政府应该鼓励自主设计开发和制造(IDDM)供应商打败中国,日本、越南和台湾在他们自己的游戏通过出口的政府福利的目的使Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)和精神在真正的信。
Aggarwal补充说,由于纤维的需求将上升到满足4 g和5 g的愿望,电信运营商要加快部署以降低价格,应该该中心的雄心勃勃的计划的终极目标与离岸金融中心供应商。
“制造世界级的离岸金融中心和快速部署是最关键的元素之一的价值链构建健壮和可伸缩的数字网络,以满足对高速数据和服务质量的需求,“阿施施D Jain,首席运营官兼执行总裁、电信业务Polycab印度说。
耆那教徒认为,近期的事态发展将推动OFC制造业和投资的需求,这是最关键的时间,该行业预计政府将PLI OFC生产计划。
2018年,美国电信(点)建立了一个目标fibre-footprint增加到750万公里,到2022年,但在优先权(行)的挑战和电信公司的低投资偏好为基础设施部署进度相对较慢。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown optic-fibre cable (OFC<\/a>) makers have sought benefits under the Centre's prestigious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme following India's aggressive roadmap for next-generation technologies particularly the fifth-generation or 5G networks.
“We are demanding the inclusion of optical fiber<\/a> cables and preform in the list of telecom items as India has now the potential to become fiber capital of the world with the PLI. The optical can be a showcase for India for the world,” NK Goyal, chairman of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association (Tema) told ETTelecom.
Early this month, the Cabinet has approved Rs 12,195 crore worth of stimulus as a part of the ambitious production incentive scheme for the telecom sector that includes localised manufacturing of core transmission gear including access and customer premises equipment, routers and switches.
The Narendra Modi government, through industry<\/a> inducement, aims to attract large investments from investors worldwide to help domestic companies seize the emerging opportunities and become dominant players in the export market.
The immense scope of OFC production, a backbone of futuristic technologies such as fourth-generation (4G) and fifth-generation (5G) networks within India and deployment including in several other developing nations, according to the industry stakeholders have been overlooked by the Centre and expecting a course correction.
The Delhi-based group is also likely to send a formal letter to the Prime Minister Office (PMO) seeking immediate intervention.
“India has the potential to become the global leader in the industry vertical. But China is transferring parts of its huge capacities partly to Vietnam and other countries to bypass import restrictions. So at one point, this may damage the Indian industry. Giving PLI benefits to OFC makers shall lead the industry to greater heights,” Sanjay Aggarwal, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry said.
India requires 2fkm (fibre kilometre) per person to achieve optimal connectivity to towers with 100% Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) penetration and to be fully able to 4G and 5G ready, Aggarwal said and added that the industry is looking for a 5% benefit on the sales in each of the three verticals on an increase from the base year (2019-20) sales.
“As we take Digital India to the next level, we can transform India as an economic superpower, address inequality and increase efficiency across sectors and socioeconomic class. To achieve this, it is imperative to put significant focus on investment on digital infrastructure creation to support BharatNet and other broadband connectivity efforts,” Anand Agarwal, group chief executive at Sterlite Technologies said.
The Delhi-based telecom infrastructure group too expressed the need to provide impetus to fibre-based network.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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OFC制造商需求利益下PLI方案
国产光纤电缆(OFC)制造商寻求福利中心的著名的根据激励下(PLI)计划在印度的激进路线图下一代技术特别是第五代或5 g网络。
新德里:国产光纤电缆(离岸金融中心下)制造商寻求利益中心的著名根据激励(PLI)计划在印度咄咄逼人的下一代技术路线图尤其是第五代或5 g网络。
“我们要求的光纤电缆和粗加工的电信项目的列表中印度现在可能成为世界纤维之照明灯具。光学可以展示印度对世界,”主席NK Goyal电信设备制造商协会(特马)告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
本月初,内阁已经批准了价值12195卢比的刺激计划的一部分,雄心勃勃的电信部门生产激励方案,其中包括本地化生产的核心前提传动装置包括访问和客户设备,路由器和交换机。
莫迪政府通过行业诱因,旨在吸引全球投资者的大量投资,帮助国内企业抓住新兴出口市场,成为占主导地位的球员的机会。
巨大的离岸金融中心生产的范围,一个未来的支柱技术,如第四代(4 g)和第五代(5 g)网络内部署包括印度和其他发展中国家,根据行业利益相关者已被中央和预期的调整。
德里集团也可能发送一封正式的总理办公室(PMO)寻求直接的干预。
“印度有潜力成为全球领先的行业垂直。但中国正将部分巨大的能力部分转移到越南和其他国家绕过进口限制。所以一度,这可能会损害印度工业。给PLI好处OFC制造商应当引领行业更大的高度,“总裁桑杰Aggarwal博士商会和行业说。
印度需要2 fkm(纤维公里)人均达到最佳连接塔100%的光纤到家(FTTH)渗透和完全能够4 g和5克,Aggarwal说。她还指出,该行业正在寻找收益5%的销售在每个三个垂直的增加基准年(2019 - 20)销售。
“当我们把数字印度到下一个级别,我们可以把印度作为一个经济超级大国,解决跨部门和社会经济不平等和提高效率类。为了达到这个目标,必须把投资重点放在数字基础设施创建支持BharatNet和其他宽带连接的努力,“集团首席执行官阿南德•阿加瓦尔斯特里特锌白铜技术。
德里电信基础设施集团也表示需要提供动力fibre-based网络。
“鉴于即将到来的技术,如人工智能(AI),虚拟现实(VR),增强现实(AR)、5克,和物联网(物联网)应用程序,电信基础设施建设具有非常重要的作用。为了满足这些新兴技术,致密化和塔fiberisation需要支持新的应用程序。粗加工的国内制造业和OFC电缆将导致更快的推出5 g网络在印度,离开了依赖中国,”小红点Raj Dua干事、电信和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)说。
5.25的多数电信资产或塔,其中近30%是fiberised,远远低于中国的80%和美国的90%。与印度的5 g预期在2023年发射,fiberisation利率预计将从2021年起,“根据研究公司是发现,预计将在未来三年内达到60%。
“光学纤维预成型,OFC电缆应该包含在PLI方案这是垂直的,印度可以引领世界,“Sandeep Aggarwal,电信设备和服务出口促进委员会的联合主席(Tepc)说,并补充说,政府应该鼓励自主设计开发和制造(IDDM)供应商打败中国,日本、越南和台湾在他们自己的游戏通过出口的政府福利的目的使Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)和精神在真正的信。
Aggarwal补充说,由于纤维的需求将上升到满足4 g和5 g的愿望,电信运营商要加快部署以降低价格,应该该中心的雄心勃勃的计划的终极目标与离岸金融中心供应商。
“制造世界级的离岸金融中心和快速部署是最关键的元素之一的价值链构建健壮和可伸缩的数字网络,以满足对高速数据和服务质量的需求,“阿施施D Jain,首席运营官兼执行总裁、电信业务Polycab印度说。
耆那教徒认为,近期的事态发展将推动OFC制造业和投资的需求,这是最关键的时间,该行业预计政府将PLI OFC生产计划。
2018年,美国电信(点)建立了一个目标fibre-footprint增加到750万公里,到2022年,但在优先权(行)的挑战和电信公司的低投资偏好为基础设施部署进度相对较慢。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown optic-fibre cable (OFC<\/a>) makers have sought benefits under the Centre's prestigious production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme following India's aggressive roadmap for next-generation technologies particularly the fifth-generation or 5G networks.
“We are demanding the inclusion of optical fiber<\/a> cables and preform in the list of telecom items as India has now the potential to become fiber capital of the world with the PLI. The optical can be a showcase for India for the world,” NK Goyal, chairman of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association (Tema) told ETTelecom.
Early this month, the Cabinet has approved Rs 12,195 crore worth of stimulus as a part of the ambitious production incentive scheme for the telecom sector that includes localised manufacturing of core transmission gear including access and customer premises equipment, routers and switches.
The Narendra Modi government, through industry<\/a> inducement, aims to attract large investments from investors worldwide to help domestic companies seize the emerging opportunities and become dominant players in the export market.
The immense scope of OFC production, a backbone of futuristic technologies such as fourth-generation (4G) and fifth-generation (5G) networks within India and deployment including in several other developing nations, according to the industry stakeholders have been overlooked by the Centre and expecting a course correction.
The Delhi-based group is also likely to send a formal letter to the Prime Minister Office (PMO) seeking immediate intervention.
“India has the potential to become the global leader in the industry vertical. But China is transferring parts of its huge capacities partly to Vietnam and other countries to bypass import restrictions. So at one point, this may damage the Indian industry. Giving PLI benefits to OFC makers shall lead the industry to greater heights,” Sanjay Aggarwal, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry said.
India requires 2fkm (fibre kilometre) per person to achieve optimal connectivity to towers with 100% Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) penetration and to be fully able to 4G and 5G ready, Aggarwal said and added that the industry is looking for a 5% benefit on the sales in each of the three verticals on an increase from the base year (2019-20) sales.
“As we take Digital India to the next level, we can transform India as an economic superpower, address inequality and increase efficiency across sectors and socioeconomic class. To achieve this, it is imperative to put significant focus on investment on digital infrastructure creation to support BharatNet and other broadband connectivity efforts,” Anand Agarwal, group chief executive at Sterlite Technologies said.
The Delhi-based telecom infrastructure group too expressed the need to provide impetus to fibre-based network.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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国产光纤电缆(OFC)制造商寻求福利中心的著名的根据激励下(PLI)计划在印度的激进路线图下一代技术特别是第五代或5 g网络。
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“我们要求的光纤电缆和粗加工的电信项目的列表中印度现在可能成为世界纤维之照明灯具。光学可以展示印度对世界,”主席NK Goyal电信设备制造商协会(特马)告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
本月初,内阁已经批准了价值12195卢比的刺激计划的一部分,雄心勃勃的电信部门生产激励方案,其中包括本地化生产的核心前提传动装置包括访问和客户设备,路由器和交换机。
莫迪政府通过行业诱因,旨在吸引全球投资者的大量投资,帮助国内企业抓住新兴出口市场,成为占主导地位的球员的机会。
巨大的离岸金融中心生产的范围,一个未来的支柱技术,如第四代(4 g)和第五代(5 g)网络内部署包括印度和其他发展中国家,根据行业利益相关者已被中央和预期的调整。
德里集团也可能发送一封正式的总理办公室(PMO)寻求直接的干预。
“印度有潜力成为全球领先的行业垂直。但中国正将部分巨大的能力部分转移到越南和其他国家绕过进口限制。所以一度,这可能会损害印度工业。给PLI好处OFC制造商应当引领行业更大的高度,“总裁桑杰Aggarwal博士商会和行业说。
印度需要2 fkm(纤维公里)人均达到最佳连接塔100%的光纤到家(FTTH)渗透和完全能够4 g和5克,Aggarwal说。她还指出,该行业正在寻找收益5%的销售在每个三个垂直的增加基准年(2019 - 20)销售。
“当我们把数字印度到下一个级别,我们可以把印度作为一个经济超级大国,解决跨部门和社会经济不平等和提高效率类。为了达到这个目标,必须把投资重点放在数字基础设施创建支持BharatNet和其他宽带连接的努力,“集团首席执行官阿南德•阿加瓦尔斯特里特锌白铜技术。
德里电信基础设施集团也表示需要提供动力fibre-based网络。
“鉴于即将到来的技术,如人工智能(AI),虚拟现实(VR),增强现实(AR)、5克,和物联网(物联网)应用程序,电信基础设施建设具有非常重要的作用。为了满足这些新兴技术,致密化和塔fiberisation需要支持新的应用程序。粗加工的国内制造业和OFC电缆将导致更快的推出5 g网络在印度,离开了依赖中国,”小红点Raj Dua干事、电信和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)说。
5.25的多数电信资产或塔,其中近30%是fiberised,远远低于中国的80%和美国的90%。与印度的5 g预期在2023年发射,fiberisation利率预计将从2021年起,“根据研究公司是发现,预计将在未来三年内达到60%。
“光学纤维预成型,OFC电缆应该包含在PLI方案这是垂直的,印度可以引领世界,“Sandeep Aggarwal,电信设备和服务出口促进委员会的联合主席(Tepc)说,并补充说,政府应该鼓励自主设计开发和制造(IDDM)供应商打败中国,日本、越南和台湾在他们自己的游戏通过出口的政府福利的目的使Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)和精神在真正的信。
Aggarwal补充说,由于纤维的需求将上升到满足4 g和5 g的愿望,电信运营商要加快部署以降低价格,应该该中心的雄心勃勃的计划的终极目标与离岸金融中心供应商。
“制造世界级的离岸金融中心和快速部署是最关键的元素之一的价值链构建健壮和可伸缩的数字网络,以满足对高速数据和服务质量的需求,“阿施施D Jain,首席运营官兼执行总裁、电信业务Polycab印度说。
耆那教徒认为,近期的事态发展将推动OFC制造业和投资的需求,这是最关键的时间,该行业预计政府将PLI OFC生产计划。
2018年,美国电信(点)建立了一个目标fibre-footprint增加到750万公里,到2022年,但在优先权(行)的挑战和电信公司的低投资偏好为基础设施部署进度相对较慢。
“We are demanding the inclusion of optical fiber<\/a> cables and preform in the list of telecom items as India has now the potential to become fiber capital of the world with the PLI. The optical can be a showcase for India for the world,” NK Goyal, chairman of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association (Tema) told ETTelecom.
Early this month, the Cabinet has approved Rs 12,195 crore worth of stimulus as a part of the ambitious production incentive scheme for the telecom sector that includes localised manufacturing of core transmission gear including access and customer premises equipment, routers and switches.
The Narendra Modi government, through industry<\/a> inducement, aims to attract large investments from investors worldwide to help domestic companies seize the emerging opportunities and become dominant players in the export market.
The immense scope of OFC production, a backbone of futuristic technologies such as fourth-generation (4G) and fifth-generation (5G) networks within India and deployment including in several other developing nations, according to the industry stakeholders have been overlooked by the Centre and expecting a course correction.
The Delhi-based group is also likely to send a formal letter to the Prime Minister Office (PMO) seeking immediate intervention.
“India has the potential to become the global leader in the industry vertical. But China is transferring parts of its huge capacities partly to Vietnam and other countries to bypass import restrictions. So at one point, this may damage the Indian industry. Giving PLI benefits to OFC makers shall lead the industry to greater heights,” Sanjay Aggarwal, president, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry said.
India requires 2fkm (fibre kilometre) per person to achieve optimal connectivity to towers with 100% Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) penetration and to be fully able to 4G and 5G ready, Aggarwal said and added that the industry is looking for a 5% benefit on the sales in each of the three verticals on an increase from the base year (2019-20) sales.
“As we take Digital India to the next level, we can transform India as an economic superpower, address inequality and increase efficiency across sectors and socioeconomic class. To achieve this, it is imperative to put significant focus on investment on digital infrastructure creation to support BharatNet and other broadband connectivity efforts,” Anand Agarwal, group chief executive at Sterlite Technologies said.
The Delhi-based telecom infrastructure group too expressed the need to provide impetus to fibre-based network.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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<\/a><\/figure>Airtel selects STL to build optical fibre network in 10 circles<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>PLI: Telcos, vendors say Rs 12,200 cr sops to help India emerge as 5G manufacturing hub<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
“In view of the forthcoming technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), 5G, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications, the telecom infrastructure has a very important role to play. To meet these emerging technologies, tower densification and fiberisation<\/a> will be required to support the new applications. The domestic manufacturing of preform and OFC cables will result in the faster rollout of 5G networks in India, leaving out the dependency on China,” Tilak Raj Dua, director-general, Telecom and Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> (Taipa) said.
Of the 5.25 lakh telecom assets or towers in the country, nearly 30% of them are fiberised, which is way lower than China’s 80% and the United States’ 90%. With India's 5G launch anticipated in 2023, the fiberisation rates are expected to surge from 2021 onwards,\" according to the research firm EY finding, and is anticipated to reach up to 60% in the next three years.
“Optical fibre, preform and OFC cables should be included in the PLI scheme<\/a> as this is the vertical where India can lead the world,” Sandeep Aggarwal, co-chairman of the Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc) said, and added that the government should encourage the Indigenously Designed Developed and Manufactured (IDDM) vendors to beat the Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese and the Taiwanese at their own game of passing on the government benefits for export purposes enabling the Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) in a true letter and spirit.
Aggarwal added that since the demand for fibre is set to rise to meet the 4G and 5G aspirations, the telecom carriers would like to accelerate deployment at a reduced price, which should be the ultimate goal of the Centre’s ambitious scheme with the inclusion of OFC vendors.
“Manufacturing of world-class OFCs and their rapid deployment is one of the most critical elements of the value-chain in building robust and scalable digital network to meet the demand for high-speed data and quality of service,” Ashish D Jain, COO & Executive President, Telecom Business at Polycab India said.
Jain believes that the recent developments would push the demand and investments in OFC manufacturing, and it is the most critical time as the industry expects the government to bring OFC production in the PLI scheme.
In 2018, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has set up a target to increase fibre-footprint to 7.5 million kilometres by 2022, but following the Right-of-Way (RoW) challenges and telcos’ low investment appetite for infrastructure deployment has made the progress relatively slow.
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