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NEW DELHI: Softbank<\/a><\/span> has held talks with Bharat<\/span> Sanchar<\/span> Nigam<\/span> Limited (BSNL<\/a>) for out leasing broadband bandwidth from OneWeb<\/a>'s<\/span> low earth orbit (LEO) communication satellites to disrupt the telecom technology landscape in India with low latency Internet and voice services.

BSNL<\/a> chairman Anupam<\/span> Shrivastava<\/span> told ETTelecom that top company executives made a presentation on the company’s preparedness to senior SoftBank<\/a><\/span> executives on how it plans to use the satellite space which offers huge volume of bandwidth with low latency that can be used for consumer as well as enterprise voice and data services.

SoftBank,
Airbus<\/a>, Bharti Airtel, Virgin, Coca Cola, Hughes, Intelsat, Grupo Salinas, MDA, Qualcomm, and OneWeb<\/a> founder Greg Wyler<\/a> have come together to put up a constellation of low orbit satellites at an altitude ranging between 150 kilometres and 200 kilometres over the earth’s surface to provide mobile broadband services. Softbank owns nearly 40% in OneWeb.

OneWeb<\/span> is a newly conceived idea. SoftBank<\/span> is coming up with 850 LEO satellites to cover every nook and corner of earth with each satellite facing a land mass every time,” Shrivastava<\/span> said, adding that the telco<\/span> is in active talks with the group.

Led by Shrivastava<\/span>, a high-level delegation of state-owned telco<\/span> met SoftBank<\/span> CTO and other top executives in Japan last week.

\"We don't comment on confidential business meetings,\" a Softbank<\/span> spokesperson said.

Shrivastava<\/span> said OneWeb<\/span> is a very disruptive technology, but said the company will require due approvals from the regulator and the government, since such means of offering broadband is not yet permitted in India.

“If it succeeds, it has the potential to disrupt all telecom<\/span> service providers worldwide. This technology will only need a gateway to pump bandwidth and distribute anywhere in the world,” Shrivastava<\/span> said.

The consortium is expected to complete the ambitious program in three phases over a period of five years, and according to Shrivastava<\/span>, the new communications technology would be better than the GSM and optical fibre cable platforms.

Shrivastava<\/span> said that only a customer premise equipment (CPE) would be required cutting the need to have mobile telephony towers and optical fibre cables, and it can enable seamless voice communication, ultra-high speed Internet and leased circuits as well as TV and FM transmission.

The discussions, according to him, would be followed up with information sharing and technology transfer when required.

If the ongoing BSNL-SoftBank<\/span> talks materialise and gets a nod from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/span>), the new communications technology disruption based on LEO satellites could be a panacea for Prime Minister Narendra<\/span> Modi’s<\/span> prestigious Digital India initiative which till now, is plagued with unavailability of ubiquitous connectivity.

BSNL has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU<\/span>) with SoftBank<\/span> for cooperation in the areas of fifth-generation (5G) technology, smart cities, Internet of Things (IoT<\/span>) and robotics.

“Other than OneWeb, we have identified various areas such as 5G and smart cities. They (SoftBank) have various platforms available for devices, communications and data analytics,” Shrivastava said.

The data platform or analytics, according to him, would be a key element for smart cities, and he added that the Japanese company has an expertise in data centres and analytics.

The telco<\/span>, in association with SoftBank<\/span>, also plans to develop GST compliance tool to prevent revenue leakage, by way of Robotics Process Automation, Shrivastava <\/span>said.


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OneWeb卫星:BSNL,软银谈判释放大型电信中断

软银,空中客车公司Bharti Airtel处女,可口可乐,休斯,萨利纳斯集团,MDA,高通,OneWeb创始人格雷格·惠勒一起把星座的低轨道卫星提供移动宽带服务。

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< p > SpaceX猎鹰9号火箭升空周二凌晨,2018年3月6日从佛罗里达州卡纳维拉尔角空军基地火箭携带Hispasat 30 w-6通信卫星。(克雷格·贝利/佛罗里达今天通过AP) < / p >
SpaceX猎鹰9号火箭升空周二凌晨,2018年3月6日从佛罗里达州卡纳维拉尔角空军基地火箭携带Hispasat 30 w-6通信卫星。(克雷格·贝利/佛罗里达今天通过美联社)

新德里消息:软银已经举行了会谈巴拉特 Sanchar 尼噶的有限公司(BSNL)租赁的宽带带宽OneWeb低地球轨道(LEO)卫星通信干扰电信技术景观与低延迟在印度互联网和语音服务。

BSNL主席Anupam Shrivastava告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom,公司高管介绍公司的准备到高级软银高管计划如何使用卫星空间提供了大量的带宽较低的延迟可用于消费者以及企业语音和数据服务。

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软银(SoftBank)空中客车公司Bharti Airtel,处女,可口可乐,休斯,萨利纳斯集团,MDA,高通,OneWeb创始人格雷格惠勒一起把星座的低轨道卫星等海拔150公里至200公里的地球表面提供移动宽带服务。在OneWeb软银持有近40%。

OneWeb是一个新构思的想法。软银想出850 LEO卫星覆盖地球的每一个角落和每颗卫星每次都面临着土地质量,”Shrivastava说,并补充说电信在积极与该集团进行谈判。

Shrivastava,一个国有的高级代表团电信见过软银首席技术官和其他高管上周在日本。

“我们不评论机密的商业会议,”软银发言人表示。

ShrivastavaOneWeb是一个非常颠覆性技术,但表示,该公司需要由于审批的监管机构和政府,因为这样意味着在印度提供宽带是不允许的。

“如果它成功了,它有可能破坏电信全球服务提供商。这种技术只需要一个网关泵带宽和分配在世界任何地方,”Shrivastava说。

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财团预计完成三个阶段在一段时间内的雄心勃勃的计划五年,和根据Shrivastava,新通讯技术将比GSM和光纤有线电视平台。

Shrivastava说只有一个客户前提设备(CPE)需要切割需要移动电话塔和光纤电缆,它可以使无缝语音通信,超高速互联网和租用电路以及电视和调频传输。

的讨论,根据他的说法,将会跟进信息共享和技术转让时必需的。

如果正在进行的BSNL-SoftBank谈判出现,点头的民政(尼古拉斯)和电信部(),新的基于LEO卫星通信技术的破坏可能是总理的灵丹妙药纳兰德拉 莫迪的著名的数字印度计划直到现在,充斥着无处不在的连接不可用。

BSNL也签署了一份谅解备忘录(谅解备忘录),软银合作领域的第五代(5克)技术,智能城市、物联网(物联网)和机器人。

“OneWeb以外,我们已经确定了5 g和智能城市等各个领域。他们(软银)有各种平台可用于设备、通信和数据分析,”Shrivastava说。

数据平台或分析,根据他的说法,将智能城市的一个关键元素,他补充说,日本公司数据中心和分析的专业知识。

电信,与软银,还计划开发销售税合规工具来防止收入漏,机器人过程自动化,Shrivastava说。


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A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off early Tuesday, March 6, 2018, from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla. The rocket is carrying the Hispasat 30W-6 communications satellite. (Craig Bailey\/Florida Today via AP)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
NEW DELHI: Softbank<\/a><\/span> has held talks with Bharat<\/span> Sanchar<\/span> Nigam<\/span> Limited (BSNL<\/a>) for out leasing broadband bandwidth from OneWeb<\/a>'s<\/span> low earth orbit (LEO) communication satellites to disrupt the telecom technology landscape in India with low latency Internet and voice services.

BSNL<\/a> chairman Anupam<\/span> Shrivastava<\/span> told ETTelecom that top company executives made a presentation on the company’s preparedness to senior SoftBank<\/a><\/span> executives on how it plans to use the satellite space which offers huge volume of bandwidth with low latency that can be used for consumer as well as enterprise voice and data services.

SoftBank,
Airbus<\/a>, Bharti Airtel, Virgin, Coca Cola, Hughes, Intelsat, Grupo Salinas, MDA, Qualcomm, and OneWeb<\/a> founder Greg Wyler<\/a> have come together to put up a constellation of low orbit satellites at an altitude ranging between 150 kilometres and 200 kilometres over the earth’s surface to provide mobile broadband services. Softbank owns nearly 40% in OneWeb.

OneWeb<\/span> is a newly conceived idea. SoftBank<\/span> is coming up with 850 LEO satellites to cover every nook and corner of earth with each satellite facing a land mass every time,” Shrivastava<\/span> said, adding that the telco<\/span> is in active talks with the group.

Led by Shrivastava<\/span>, a high-level delegation of state-owned telco<\/span> met SoftBank<\/span> CTO and other top executives in Japan last week.

\"We don't comment on confidential business meetings,\" a Softbank<\/span> spokesperson said.

Shrivastava<\/span> said OneWeb<\/span> is a very disruptive technology, but said the company will require due approvals from the regulator and the government, since such means of offering broadband is not yet permitted in India.

“If it succeeds, it has the potential to disrupt all telecom<\/span> service providers worldwide. This technology will only need a gateway to pump bandwidth and distribute anywhere in the world,” Shrivastava<\/span> said.

The consortium is expected to complete the ambitious program in three phases over a period of five years, and according to Shrivastava<\/span>, the new communications technology would be better than the GSM and optical fibre cable platforms.

Shrivastava<\/span> said that only a customer premise equipment (CPE) would be required cutting the need to have mobile telephony towers and optical fibre cables, and it can enable seamless voice communication, ultra-high speed Internet and leased circuits as well as TV and FM transmission.

The discussions, according to him, would be followed up with information sharing and technology transfer when required.

If the ongoing BSNL-SoftBank<\/span> talks materialise and gets a nod from the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/span>), the new communications technology disruption based on LEO satellites could be a panacea for Prime Minister Narendra<\/span> Modi’s<\/span> prestigious Digital India initiative which till now, is plagued with unavailability of ubiquitous connectivity.

BSNL has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU<\/span>) with SoftBank<\/span> for cooperation in the areas of fifth-generation (5G) technology, smart cities, Internet of Things (IoT<\/span>) and robotics.

“Other than OneWeb, we have identified various areas such as 5G and smart cities. They (SoftBank) have various platforms available for devices, communications and data analytics,” Shrivastava said.

The data platform or analytics, according to him, would be a key element for smart cities, and he added that the Japanese company has an expertise in data centres and analytics.

The telco<\/span>, in association with SoftBank<\/span>, also plans to develop GST compliance tool to prevent revenue leakage, by way of Robotics Process Automation, Shrivastava <\/span>said.


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