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\"\" NEW DELHI: South Korea’s Samsung<\/a> Networks has said localised and affordable devices<\/a> are required to provide a much-needed push to India’s Internet of Things (IoT<\/a>) ecosystem, which is set for action after the introduction of Reliance Jio<\/a>’s pan-India narrow-band IoT network.
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“In IoT, we're talking about millions of devices, we're not talking about a few devices. We need to create devices in India and that means the biggest issue is making sure that the devices will work in the network, that's where inter-operability becomes very crucial,” Srinivasan Sundararajan<\/a>, network business division head, Samsung India, told ET during a recent interview.
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He said that India requires devices at local price points even though the use cases are international from markets such as South Korea or North America<\/a>.
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\nSamsung, which is the sole supplier of 4G LTE network gear to Reliance Jio, recently extended its partnership with the new telco to roll out India's first narrowband Internet of Things (IoT) network, which is currently live in Mumbai, India.
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\nSundararajan said that the company’s Bengaluru research and development (R&D) centre is helping third-party device makers to test and certify their products, which can be used by the Mukesh Ambani-led telco for various IoT services.
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\nJio and Samsung are working with third party developers and chipset vendors to define low-cost devices. “We are looking at a volume game,” Tareq Amin, senior vice-president (technology) at Reliance Jio, had previously told ET.
\n
\nThe new entrant is currently targeting transportation and logistics sectors primarily with its IoT services, and will also tap environment and agriculture sectors industries. “We will be targeting industries case by case…What we are waiting for is to continue to get the maturity of the IoT platform and device ecosystem. The network is ready today,” Amin had said.
\n
Samsung’s Sundararajan said that the fifth-generation, or 5G<\/a> technology, will benefit the Prime Minister’s Smart City project, besides enabling use cases such as wireless fibre and high-speed services for enterprises.
\n
\n“I do believe that India will drive in 5G much earlier than the previous technologies,” he said, adding that device ecosystem needs to develop as well with India prices for the technology to pick up alongside developed markets.
\n
\nThe executive said that its partner Jio is already prepared for the 5G technology from a network’s perspective. “We are ensuring that Jio is always at the forefront of any technology that is coming into the marketplace.”
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三星网络说,局部的和负担得起的设备帮助Jio推动印度的物联网行业的依赖

三星网络表示局部的和负担得起的设备都需要提供一个急需推动印度的物联网生态系统(物联网)

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  • 发布于2018年3月28日,塔利班点坚持
新德里:韩国的三星网络已表示局部的和负担得起的设备都需要提供一个急需推动印度的物联网(物联网)的生态系统,它是集的引入后的行动依赖Jio的pan-India窄带物联网网络。

“在物联网,我们讨论的是数以百万计的设备,我们不是在谈论一些设备。我们需要创建设备在印度这意味着最大的问题是确保设备将工作网络,这就是互操作性变得非常重要,”Srinivasan Sundararajan、网络业务部门主管,三星印度,在最近的一次采访中告诉等。

他说,印度需要的设备在当地价格虽然用例是韩国等国际市场北美。

三星,这是唯一的4 g LTE网络设备供应商信实Jio最近延长了与新电信合作推出印度首任窄带物联网网络(物联网),目前住在孟买,印度。

Sundararajan表示,该公司的班加罗尔研发(R&D)中心是帮助第三方设备制造商测试和证明他们的产品,可以使用的穆克什Ambani-led电信各种物联网服务。

Jio和三星正在与第三方开发人员和芯片组供应商定义低成本的设备。“我们看了比赛,”塔里克·阿明,高级副总裁(技术)信实Jio先前告诉等。

新进入者目前主要针对运输和物流行业的物联网服务,还将利用环境和农业领域行业。“我们将针对行业通过案件…我们正在等待继续获得物联网平台和设备的成熟生态系统。今天网络已经准备好了,“阿明说。

三星Sundararajan说第五代,或5克技术,将有利于首相的智能城市项目,除了支持用例无线光纤和高速服务等企业。

“我相信印度将推动在5 g比以前更早的技术,”他说,并补充说设备生态系统也需要发展与印度的价格接与发达市场的技术。

这位高管说,其合作伙伴Jio已经准备5 g技术从网络的角度。“我们确保Jio总是任何技术的最前沿,是进入市场。”
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\"\" NEW DELHI: South Korea’s Samsung<\/a> Networks has said localised and affordable devices<\/a> are required to provide a much-needed push to India’s Internet of Things (IoT<\/a>) ecosystem, which is set for action after the introduction of Reliance Jio<\/a>’s pan-India narrow-band IoT network.
\n
“In IoT, we're talking about millions of devices, we're not talking about a few devices. We need to create devices in India and that means the biggest issue is making sure that the devices will work in the network, that's where inter-operability becomes very crucial,” Srinivasan Sundararajan<\/a>, network business division head, Samsung India, told ET during a recent interview.
\n
He said that India requires devices at local price points even though the use cases are international from markets such as South Korea or North America<\/a>.
\n
\nSamsung, which is the sole supplier of 4G LTE network gear to Reliance Jio, recently extended its partnership with the new telco to roll out India's first narrowband Internet of Things (IoT) network, which is currently live in Mumbai, India.
\n
\nSundararajan said that the company’s Bengaluru research and development (R&D) centre is helping third-party device makers to test and certify their products, which can be used by the Mukesh Ambani-led telco for various IoT services.
\n
\nJio and Samsung are working with third party developers and chipset vendors to define low-cost devices. “We are looking at a volume game,” Tareq Amin, senior vice-president (technology) at Reliance Jio, had previously told ET.
\n
\nThe new entrant is currently targeting transportation and logistics sectors primarily with its IoT services, and will also tap environment and agriculture sectors industries. “We will be targeting industries case by case…What we are waiting for is to continue to get the maturity of the IoT platform and device ecosystem. The network is ready today,” Amin had said.
\n
Samsung’s Sundararajan said that the fifth-generation, or 5G<\/a> technology, will benefit the Prime Minister’s Smart City project, besides enabling use cases such as wireless fibre and high-speed services for enterprises.
\n
\n“I do believe that India will drive in 5G much earlier than the previous technologies,” he said, adding that device ecosystem needs to develop as well with India prices for the technology to pick up alongside developed markets.
\n
\nThe executive said that its partner Jio is already prepared for the 5G technology from a network’s perspective. “We are ensuring that Jio is always at the forefront of any technology that is coming into the marketplace.”
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