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私人5 g网络将使“英雄”使用的技术,英特尔表示印度的头
“私人5 g是印度展示英雄的路要走5 g的用例。我们可能无法把5 g全面部署,但我们应该试试这些私人5 g用途,”意大利广播电视公司,也是英特尔铸造服务的副总裁,说。“我想参与,有公司,我们正在与工厂部署5克。”
私人5 g网络将帮助印度实现技术的最大的用例,英特尔印度国家的头Nivruti拉伊说。
全球芯片制造商与企业合作部署5 g网络在他们的工厂,Rai补充道。
“私人5克是印度展示英雄的路要走5 g的用例。我们可能无法把5 g全面部署,但我们应该尝试这些5 g私人使用,”意大利广播电视公司,他的副总统英特尔铸造服务说。“我想参与,有公司,我们正在与工厂部署5克。”
然而,英特尔没有指定是否将寻求5 g频谱从政府直接作为non-telecom球员。
该公司还排除了直接参与政府的补贴方案设置半导体制造单位。
这番话已经在电信运营商和技术公司就政府的批准一项政策,使non-telecom公司购买非公有制俘虏或私人5 g网络。
印度电信行业,手机运营商协会,曾表示,没有理由直接分配无线电波为操作私人垄断企业网络。
说,电信玩家完全有能力提供定制的解决方案在一个竞争和经济方式向私人和公共部门实体。
公司正在帮助生态系统等领域的知识产权,印刷电路板公司和设计公司创建一个对芯片的需求,拉伊说。
制造单位完全函数的妊娠期平均需要5年,她补充道。
该公司周二在全国开设了八设计和工程中心,在班加罗尔。
它添加了一个453000平方英尺的中心在两个塔,可容纳2000名员工。
该中心将工作在数据中心设计和工程等领域,物联网,图形,人工智能,和汽车部门。
全球芯片制造商与企业合作部署5 g网络在他们的工厂,Rai补充道。
“私人5克是印度展示英雄的路要走5 g的用例。我们可能无法把5 g全面部署,但我们应该尝试这些5 g私人使用,”意大利广播电视公司,他的副总统英特尔铸造服务说。“我想参与,有公司,我们正在与工厂部署5克。”
该公司还排除了直接参与政府的补贴方案设置半导体制造单位。
这番话已经在电信运营商和技术公司就政府的批准一项政策,使non-telecom公司购买非公有制俘虏或私人5 g网络。
印度电信行业,手机运营商协会,曾表示,没有理由直接分配无线电波为操作私人垄断企业网络。
说,电信玩家完全有能力提供定制的解决方案在一个竞争和经济方式向私人和公共部门实体。
对电信公司的足够的空间在私有网络业务,技术共存的
“我不希望看到circle-level 5 g部署。有空间对于电信公司和non-telcos放在桌子上,因为在一天结束的时候都是部署一个新技术,需要与不同的技术供应商合作,“电信专家Mahesh Uppal说。
公司正在帮助生态系统等领域的知识产权,印刷电路板公司和设计公司创建一个对芯片的需求,拉伊说。
该公司周二在全国开设了八设计和工程中心,在班加罗尔。
它添加了一个453000平方英尺的中心在两个塔,可容纳2000名员工。
该中心将工作在数据中心设计和工程等领域,物联网,图形,人工智能,和汽车部门。
Private 5G networks<\/a> will help India<\/a> realize maximum use cases of the technology, Intel India<\/a>\u2019s country head Nivruti Rai<\/a> said.
The global chipmaker is collaborating with enterprises to deploy 5G networks<\/a> at their factories, Rai added.
\u201cPrivate 5G<\/a> is the way to go for India to show hero use cases of 5G. We may not be able to put 5G to full-scale deployment, but we should try out these private 5G uses<\/a>,\u201d Rai, who is also the vice president of Intel Foundry Services<\/a>, said. \u201cI do want to participate and there are companies that we are working with to make their factories deploy 5G.\u201d
The global chipmaker is collaborating with enterprises to deploy 5G networks<\/a> at their factories, Rai added.
\u201cPrivate 5G<\/a> is the way to go for India to show hero use cases of 5G. We may not be able to put 5G to full-scale deployment, but we should try out these private 5G uses<\/a>,\u201d Rai, who is also the vice president of Intel Foundry Services<\/a>, said. \u201cI do want to participate and there are companies that we are working with to make their factories deploy 5G.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>Intel, however, did not specify whether it would seek 5G spectrum<\/a> from the government directly as a non-telecom player.
The company has also ruled out directly participating in the government's subsidy scheme for setting up semiconductor manufacturing units in the country.
The remarks have come at a time when telecom operators and technology companies are at loggerheads over the government\u2019s approval for a policy that enables non-telecom companies to purchase non-public captive or private 5G networks.
Telecom industry body, Cellular Operat\u00adors\u2019 Association of India, has said that there is no justification for allocating radi\u00ado waves directly to enterprises for operating private captive networks.
It has said that licensed telecom players are fully capable of providing customized solutions in a competitive and economic manner to private and public sector entities.
The company has also ruled out directly participating in the government's subsidy scheme for setting up semiconductor manufacturing units in the country.
The remarks have come at a time when telecom operators and technology companies are at loggerheads over the government\u2019s approval for a policy that enables non-telecom companies to purchase non-public captive or private 5G networks.
Telecom industry body, Cellular Operat\u00adors\u2019 Association of India, has said that there is no justification for allocating radi\u00ado waves directly to enterprises for operating private captive networks.
It has said that licensed telecom players are fully capable of providing customized solutions in a competitive and economic manner to private and public sector entities.
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