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Stressing on its importance, she said that the entire Indian industry should demand 5G since every industry and service will benefit in terms of productivity from the adoption of the technology. “Any industry that is not geared up for 5G will pay a heavy cost.”
Speaking about policy<\/a> action she said, “We have a fair degree of policy clarity on 5G, the question is how quickly we can translate this into operable policy and mobilise resources.”
Much of the narrative on 5G is primarily on security however this issue can be addressed, India must immediately commence 5G trials and get on with the rollout, if we fall behind there could be a deceleration in GDP, she said.
In addition to central policy, states must be brought on-board as stakeholders in the discussion since a lot of the applications will be state-level. The Centre must take a more active role in the rights of way issue in terms of getting states to provide resources like land for fibre and towers.
With regard to spectrum she said the DoT is in discussions with the Departments of Defense and Space since the industry will require fairly large amounts of spectrum to operate.
Additionally, engaging with start-ups will bring significant value proposition and cost-advantage in to the industry through innovation. Some of the start-ups in the industry have high-level capabilities to work in this sector.
In terms of foreign negotiations she advised, “India must look for the best bargain it can get in terms of technology transfer, local manufacturing, etc while not compromising on security.”
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印度需要5克国家利益分配优先级,因为这是未来的基础设施,前国务卿说,电信部(点),一边抚摸Sundararajan, 2019等电信5 g国会今天在德里。
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强调它的重要性,她说,整个印度工业应该要求5 g以来每一个行业和服务将有利于生产力的采用的技术。“任何行业都不适合5 g将付出沉重的代价。”
谈到政策行动,她说,“我们有相当程度的政策明确5克,现在的问题是我们如何尽快将这转化为可操作的政策,动员资源。”
多5 g的叙述主要是在安全但是可以解决此问题,印度必须立即开始5 g试验和继续推出,如果我们落后于GDP可能会有一个减速,她说。
除了中央政策,国家必须作为利益相关者行商在讨论,因为很多应用程序将国家级。中心必须采取更积极的作用的方式的权利问题上国家提供资源,比如土地用于纤维和塔。
关于光谱她说点是与国防部门和空间自行业需要相当大量的光谱。
此外,与初创企业将带来重要价值和成本优势的产业通过创新。一些初创企业在业内的高级功能在这个领域工作。
外交谈判而言,她建议,“印度必须寻找最好的交易可以在技术转让方面,当地生产,等而不牺牲安全。”
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