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空间机构寻求补贴卫星宽带服务
印度空间协会或当前说中心应该考虑补贴卫星通信(satcom)提供者通过普遍服务义务基金(USOF)桥存在的数字鸿沟和多样化的服务行业,补充的BharatNet倡议。
“政府推出BharaNet推出,也有成本。但政府看着这个国家重点能够数字化连接在每个村庄人们用于教育和医疗。如果政府认为,也许想使用USOF补贴推出相同的连接使用卫星。这是一个很好的机会。政府将保持不变的目的,”当前主席Jayant帕蒂尔告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
USOF是一个价值55000卢比的强大的语料库,成立于2002年,提供广泛的和非歧视性的访问数字服务那些生活在中国农村和偏远地区。
当前由总理纳伦德拉•莫迪本月初,包括Bharti Airtel,塔塔集团的Nelco OneWeb, Larsen & Toubro公司(L&T), Ananth技术和Mapmyindia的一些组织的早期成员。
英国近地轨道星座,OneWeb与苏尼尔Mittal-driven Bharti Airtel,并打算在2022年推出空间宽带服务。
“USO已经看到卫星回程的使用。回程,我们已经使用卫星一段时间,”帕蒂尔说,政府应该看看其他领域,并会有不需要部署基础设施。
引用美国的例子农村数字机会基金(RDOF),他说,这个国家有丰富的资源,一直在努力将无关的。
去年,联邦通信委员会(FCC)承诺的92亿美元在未来10年的RDOF促进宽带服务无人看管超过500万家庭和企业在美国的农村地区。下阶段——我,minsuule SpaceX公司赢得了8.855亿美元,130万美元赢得了休斯网络系统。
BSNL提供国际海事卫星的卫星通信服务扭亏为盈,印度的航运公司
海事卫星组织签署了涉及扭亏为盈有限公司和航运公司印度有限公司提供的卫星通信公司已经l波段(1 ghz 2 ghz)服务在印度。然而,其新的GX网络运营的高带宽ka波段(26.5 ghz 40 ghz)。
优势(空间宽带),根据他的说法,是巨大的和BharatNet后他相信努力了好几年,进展仍然缓慢。“我说有机会,世界是这样做,它对我们来说是一个很好的例子来看看。”
帕蒂尔进一步表示,尽管最初的空间基础设施成本会高,但量子密度,和它所提供的能力达到每平方米,仍是无与伦比的。
“在这些小地方的使用和数据的要求是相当高的。USO我们做一些项目在东北的一部分国家电信。我们惊讶于使用的数据量是发生在这些领域,“拉胡尔Vatts,副主席当前和Bharti Airtel首席监管官员说。
尽管城市领导的移动电话使用18亿年飙升至创纪录的水平,几乎25000个村庄保持在10个州数字无关。
国家数字通信政策2018年由当时的电信部长起草一边Sundararajan和额外的秘书N Sivasailam,旨在“channelise USOF以确保连接发现领域”在东北州,喜马拉雅地区,LWE地区,有抱负的地区,岛屿,和边境地区,提倡使用卫星连接。
2014年9月,内阁已批准了一项大型电信连接程序“电信综合开发计划”的东北地区包括八个州。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The Indian Space Association or ISpA<\/a> said that the Centre should consider a subsidy for satellite communications (satcom<\/a>) providers through the Universal Service Obligation Fund<\/a> (USOF) to bridge the existing digital divide and serve the diverse set of sectors, complementing the ongoing BharatNet initiative.\"The government is rolling out BharaNet that also has a cost to rollout. But the government looks at this as a national priority to be able to digitally connect people for education and health purposes in each village of the country. And if the government so feels, it would like to perhaps use the USOF subsidy to roll out the same connectivity using satellite. That's a wonderful opportunity. The aim of the government will remain the same,\" Jayant Patil, ISpA chairman told ETTelecom.
USOF is a Rs 55,000-crore strong corpus, established in 2002 to offer widespread and non-discriminatory access to digital services to those living in the country's rural and remote areas.
<\/div><\/div>However, the ambitious BharatNet program that aims to connect more than 600,000 villages through 250,000 gram panchayats or village blocks nationwide, that was originally envisaged in 2012, has rolled out optic-fibre cable to 180,000 blocks only as per the latest statistics.
ISpA launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi early this month, includes Bharti Airtel, Tata group's Nelco, OneWeb, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Ananth Technologies and Mapmyindia as some of the group's early members.
OneWeb, the UK-based low-earth orbit constellation, has partnered with Sunil Mittal-driven Bharti Airtel, and intends to launch space broadband services in 2022.
\"The USO already visualises the use of satellites for backhaul. For backhaul, we have been using satellites for some time,\" Patil said, adding that the government should look at other areas, and there would be no need of deploying physical infrastructure.
Citing the example of the US-based Rural Digital Opportunity Fund<\/a> (RDOF), he said that the country with a rich pool of resources, has been striving to connect the unconnected.
Last year, the Federal Communications Commission<\/a> (FCC) committed the $9.2 billion under the RDOF for the next 10 years to facilitate broadband service to more than 5 million unserved homes and businesses in rural parts of the US. Under the phase - I, SpaceX won $885.5 million, and a minsuule $1.3 million won by Hughes Network Systems.
ISpA launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi early this month, includes Bharti Airtel, Tata group's Nelco, OneWeb, Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Ananth Technologies and Mapmyindia as some of the group's early members.
OneWeb, the UK-based low-earth orbit constellation, has partnered with Sunil Mittal-driven Bharti Airtel, and intends to launch space broadband services in 2022.
\"The USO already visualises the use of satellites for backhaul. For backhaul, we have been using satellites for some time,\" Patil said, adding that the government should look at other areas, and there would be no need of deploying physical infrastructure.
Citing the example of the US-based Rural Digital Opportunity Fund<\/a> (RDOF), he said that the country with a rich pool of resources, has been striving to connect the unconnected.
Last year, the Federal Communications Commission<\/a> (FCC) committed the $9.2 billion under the RDOF for the next 10 years to facilitate broadband service to more than 5 million unserved homes and businesses in rural parts of the US. Under the phase - I, SpaceX won $885.5 million, and a minsuule $1.3 million won by Hughes Network Systems.
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