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点拒绝火车计划为俘虏储备5 g带网络
虽然去年给其推荐5 g拍卖,火车已经提出储备至少40 MHz 3700 - 3800 MHz乐队,或mid-band私人网络。此外,监管机构曾建议保留至少40 MHz至少在4800 - 4990 MHz和400 MHz在28.5 - -29.5 GHz或mmWave乐队,为私人网络。
新德里:电信部(点)拒绝了监管机构的建议储备一些乐队的电波俘虏私有网络,官员说。点感觉,如果想利用私人网络光谱在这些乐队,他们应该得到来自电信运营商的租赁,挫折的喜欢印孚瑟斯GMR Larsen & Toubro公司,谁都希望电波保留,直接由政府分配的设置5克私人网络。
官员意识到细节告诉等提出的谱带印度电信管理部门(火车)被私人网络,包括mid-band和4800 - 4990 MHz乐队,应该为国际可用移动通讯(IMT)拍卖分配机制。
此外,火车已经被要求工作的分配方法毫米波段(mmWave)。但是考虑到事实电信公司购买了大量的光谱在过去的拍卖,租赁机制更适合私人网络,官员说。
虽然去年给其推荐5 g拍卖,火车已经提出储备至少40 MHz 3700 - 3800 MHz乐队,或mid-band私人网络。此外,监管机构曾建议保留至少40 MHz至少在4800 - 4990 MHz和400 MHz在28.5 - -29.5 GHz或mmWave乐队,为私人网络。
收到建议后,点成立了一个委员会来研究的可行性建立Trai-proposed私有网络的谱带。
“委员会认为没有频谱应该留给私人网络mid-band -29.5和28.5 GHz乐队但40 MHz可以在4950 - 4990 MHz频带,”一位官员告诉ET,要求不透露姓名。但点内的报告审议后,我们决定所有的乐队都应该分配通过拍卖和私人网络可以使用电波通过租赁许可运营商。
火车上的点的建议在法律意见的背景来自司法部长R Venkataramani拍卖仍是首选方法分配频谱等自然资源。等报道了在3月18日版的法律意见。
下一个点的运动来衡量对频谱的需求建立垄断私有网络,点收到20应用程序从印孚瑟斯、凯捷,GMR, Larsen & Toubro公司塔塔塔塔通信、电力和光辉网络直接分配的自然资源。
按照信息等,点收到的最大申请设立的私人网络mid-band紧随其后的是28.5 - -29.5 GHz的乐队。“总的来说,超过80个地点mid-band -29.5和28.5 GHz乐队所选择申请建立专用网络,”另一位官员说。
根据初步指南发布的私人网络点,企业要建立自己的俘虏网络可以租赁光谱从电信运营商或直接从点。他们也可以问电信运营商推出他们的私人网络。
直接的频谱分配企业的问题一直是有争议的,推销技术公司对电信运营商。电信公司反对任何直接分配,声称它会扭曲了公平竞争的环境,给技术球员后门入口提供5 g服务企业。科技公司希望光谱直接从政府建立人工网络,说企业应该不需要依赖于电信公司。
官员意识到细节告诉等提出的谱带印度电信管理部门(火车)被私人网络,包括mid-band和4800 - 4990 MHz乐队,应该为国际可用移动通讯(IMT)拍卖分配机制。
此外,火车已经被要求工作的分配方法毫米波段(mmWave)。但是考虑到事实电信公司购买了大量的光谱在过去的拍卖,租赁机制更适合私人网络,官员说。
收到建议后,点成立了一个委员会来研究的可行性建立Trai-proposed私有网络的谱带。“委员会认为没有频谱应该留给私人网络mid-band -29.5和28.5 GHz乐队但40 MHz可以在4950 - 4990 MHz频带,”一位官员告诉ET,要求不透露姓名。但点内的报告审议后,我们决定所有的乐队都应该分配通过拍卖和私人网络可以使用电波通过租赁许可运营商。
火车上的点的建议在法律意见的背景来自司法部长R Venkataramani拍卖仍是首选方法分配频谱等自然资源。等报道了在3月18日版的法律意见。
下一个点的运动来衡量对频谱的需求建立垄断私有网络,点收到20应用程序从印孚瑟斯、凯捷,GMR, Larsen & Toubro公司塔塔塔塔通信、电力和光辉网络直接分配的自然资源。
Jio Airtel表达沮丧在使用授权频谱进行物联网,无线服务
“相同的光谱,这是被电信运营商,在拍卖购买后,相同或相似的光谱继续提供相同的服务,无论是物联网或wi - fi。创造了一种非水平的竞技场,”首席监管官员,拉维甘地说Jio的依赖。
直接的频谱分配企业的问题一直是有争议的,推销技术公司对电信运营商。电信公司反对任何直接分配,声称它会扭曲了公平竞争的环境,给技术球员后门入口提供5 g服务企业。科技公司希望光谱直接从政府建立人工网络,说企业应该不需要依赖于电信公司。
New Delhi: The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) has rejected the regulator\u2019s proposal to reserve some bands of airwaves for captive private networks<\/a>, officials said. The DoT feels that if private networks want to utilise spectrum<\/a> in those bands, they should get it by leasing from telecom operators, dealing a setback to the likes of Infosys<\/a>, GMR and Larsen & Toubro, who all want airwaves reserved and directly allotted by the government for setting up 5G<\/a> private networks.
Officials aware of the details told ET that the spectrum bands proposed by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai<\/a>) for captive private networks, including the mid-band and 4800-4990 MHz band, should be made available for international mobile telecommunications<\/a> (IMT) with auction being the allocation mechanism.
Besides, Trai is already being asked to work on the allocation methodology for the millimetre (mmWave) wave band. But given the fact<\/a> that telcos have bought a considerable amount of that spectrum in the last auction, the leasing mechanism is more suited for private networks, the officials said.
Officials aware of the details told ET that the spectrum bands proposed by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai<\/a>) for captive private networks, including the mid-band and 4800-4990 MHz band, should be made available for international mobile telecommunications<\/a> (IMT) with auction being the allocation mechanism.
Besides, Trai is already being asked to work on the allocation methodology for the millimetre (mmWave) wave band. But given the fact<\/a> that telcos have bought a considerable amount of that spectrum in the last auction, the leasing mechanism is more suited for private networks, the officials said.
<\/div><\/div>While giving its recommendations for 5G auctions last year, the Trai had proposed to reserve at least 40 MHz in the 3700-3800 MHz band, or mid-band, for private networks. In addition, the regulator had suggested reserving at least 40 MHz in 4800-4990 MHz and at least 400 MHz in 28.5-29.5 GHz, or the mmWave band, for private networks.
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After receiving the recommendations, DoT had formed a committee to study the feasibility of establishment of private networks in the Trai-proposed spectrum bands.
\u201cThe committee felt that no spectrum should be reserved for private networks in mid-band and 28.5-29.5 GHz bands but 40 MHz can be given in 4950-4990 MHz band,\u201d an official told ET, asking not to be named. But after the report was deliberated within the DoT, it was decided that all the bands should be allocated through auction and private networks can use the airwaves through leasing from licensed operators.
The DoT\u2019s move on the Trai recommendations come in the backdrop of the legal opinion from attorney general R Venkataramani that auction remains the preferred way to allot a natural resource like spectrum. ET had reported on the legal opinion in its March 18 edition.
Under a DoT exercise to gauge demand for spectrum to set up captive private networks, DoT had received 20 applications from the likes of Infosys, Capgemini, GMR, Larsen & Toubro, Tata Communications, Tata Power and Tejas Networks for direct allocation of the natural resource.
After receiving the recommendations, DoT had formed a committee to study the feasibility of establishment of private networks in the Trai-proposed spectrum bands.\u201cThe committee felt that no spectrum should be reserved for private networks in mid-band and 28.5-29.5 GHz bands but 40 MHz can be given in 4950-4990 MHz band,\u201d an official told ET, asking not to be named. But after the report was deliberated within the DoT, it was decided that all the bands should be allocated through auction and private networks can use the airwaves through leasing from licensed operators.
The DoT\u2019s move on the Trai recommendations come in the backdrop of the legal opinion from attorney general R Venkataramani that auction remains the preferred way to allot a natural resource like spectrum. ET had reported on the legal opinion in its March 18 edition.
Under a DoT exercise to gauge demand for spectrum to set up captive private networks, DoT had received 20 applications from the likes of Infosys, Capgemini, GMR, Larsen & Toubro, Tata Communications, Tata Power and Tejas Networks for direct allocation of the natural resource.
<\/div><\/div>As per information available with ET, the DoT had received the maximum applications for setting up private networks in the mid-band followed by the 28.5-29.5 GHz band. \u201cOverall, over 80 locations in mid-band and 28.5-29.5 GHz band have been chosen by applicants for setting up private networks,\u201d said another official.
