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塔塔的Nelco旨在提供卫星宽带服务
Nelco与加拿大的合作通信卫星所做的试验,但该公司尚未提到的应用程序如何通过合作伙伴提供服务。
新德里消息:塔塔集团公司Nelco申请了全球移动个人通信卫星(gmpc作)执照,成为第四公司在印度寻求推出broadband-from-space服务的牌照,新生段信号高度兴趣但巨大的增长潜力。
到目前为止,政府考虑到牌照Bharti支持OneWeb和依赖Jio Infocomm卫星机构在伦Musk-owned SpaceX的应用过程。
的电信部(点),然而,寻求更多的细节从Nelco如何计划提供卫星通信服务在印度。Nelco与加拿大的合作通信卫星做了试验,但该公司并没有提到的应用程序如何通过合作伙伴提供服务。
“Nelco申请gmpc作执照,这将使它在未来提供新的服务。部门提出的问题是一个常规的过程评估任何新的许可证申请,目前正在解决的公司”,PJ纳董事总经理Nelco告诉等。
Nath进一步说Nelco已经进行了示范高速宽带连接使用通信卫星的地球低轨道轨道(LEO)卫星,这是。示威游行进行了2022年5月,在此期间,高速连接与延迟等纤维被展示了50多个企业和电信公司和政府部门的代表。
另一个点援引官方媒体报道,然而,说LEO卫星的通信卫星星座尚未完成。加拿大公司也规模从298年早些时候计划到188年卫星星座。“我们没有精确的细节如何Nelco计划提供服务。我们将继续应用程序从Nelco得到回复后,”这位官员说。
他进一步表示,作为概念证明的一部分(PoC)或试验,Nelco已经证明与通信卫星合作服务。演示时做了通信卫星卫星过来印度4 - 5分钟。“但成熟的服务可以提供当整个星座已经张贴在太空,”这位官员说。
除了Nelco,点是处理SpaceX的申请,我们下计划提供服务品牌。
点官员表示,获得gmpc作执照并不意味着公司可以很快开始服务。除了许可证,需要获得批准的空间,在那之后,光谱必须被授予提供服务。
公司需要建立国内地球站(卫星网关)。例如,OneWeb已经确定网站的建立其在印度的卫星网关。
印度相对新生的broadband-from-space服务部分预计将价值130亿美元,到2025年,以每年6%的速度增长,据EY-ISpA(印度空间协会)。
但所有涉众都在等待新的spacecom政策,政府已表示将很快公布。
新的spacecom政策预计将大纲的许可证,许可和授权,全球和当地的卫星公司需要在印度推出broadband-from-space服务通过和低轨卫星(中地球轨道)星座。目前,卫星通信服务只能通过地球静止轨道(GEO)卫星交付。
除此之外,政府确定卫星频谱分配方法。到目前为止,点维护,拍卖是首选方法分配频谱,并要求印度电信管理局(火车)提供建议价格和其他形式。电信公司信实Jio和沃达丰等想法说所有的光谱应该被拍卖。
卫星公司,然而,一再呼吁政府确保频谱空间互联网服务给出不管是从管理上还是不通过auctions-as在世界其他国家,以便部门可以生长。
但在各种各样的让步,他们现在说,如果拍卖是唯一的选择,那么模型不能一样的5 g的一个卫星通信电波是共享的,只需要在有限领域,业务也不会让数十亿美元的收入。卫星通信公司进一步补充说,如果政府决定拍卖,这些因素应该牢记,同时设计过程,否则印度可能会错过卫星服务。
到目前为止,政府考虑到牌照Bharti支持OneWeb和依赖Jio Infocomm卫星机构在伦Musk-owned SpaceX的应用过程。
的电信部(点),然而,寻求更多的细节从Nelco如何计划提供卫星通信服务在印度。Nelco与加拿大的合作通信卫星做了试验,但该公司并没有提到的应用程序如何通过合作伙伴提供服务。
Nath进一步说Nelco已经进行了示范高速宽带连接使用通信卫星的地球低轨道轨道(LEO)卫星,这是。示威游行进行了2022年5月,在此期间,高速连接与延迟等纤维被展示了50多个企业和电信公司和政府部门的代表。
另一个点援引官方媒体报道,然而,说LEO卫星的通信卫星星座尚未完成。加拿大公司也规模从298年早些时候计划到188年卫星星座。“我们没有精确的细节如何Nelco计划提供服务。我们将继续应用程序从Nelco得到回复后,”这位官员说。
他进一步表示,作为概念证明的一部分(PoC)或试验,Nelco已经证明与通信卫星合作服务。演示时做了通信卫星卫星过来印度4 - 5分钟。“但成熟的服务可以提供当整个星座已经张贴在太空,”这位官员说。
点官员表示,获得gmpc作执照并不意味着公司可以很快开始服务。除了许可证,需要获得批准的空间,在那之后,光谱必须被授予提供服务。
公司需要建立国内地球站(卫星网关)。例如,OneWeb已经确定网站的建立其在印度的卫星网关。
印度相对新生的broadband-from-space服务部分预计将价值130亿美元,到2025年,以每年6%的速度增长,据EY-ISpA(印度空间协会)。
但所有涉众都在等待新的spacecom政策,政府已表示将很快公布。
新的spacecom政策预计将大纲的许可证,许可和授权,全球和当地的卫星公司需要在印度推出broadband-from-space服务通过和低轨卫星(中地球轨道)星座。目前,卫星通信服务只能通过地球静止轨道(GEO)卫星交付。
火车为单独的许可证设置卫星地球站网关
火车,支持共享卫星地球站之间的资源许可——中提出SESG许可证持有人和被许可方的电信服务。
除此之外,政府确定卫星频谱分配方法。到目前为止,点维护,拍卖是首选方法分配频谱,并要求印度电信管理局(火车)提供建议价格和其他形式。电信公司信实Jio和沃达丰等想法说所有的光谱应该被拍卖。
卫星公司,然而,一再呼吁政府确保频谱空间互联网服务给出不管是从管理上还是不通过auctions-as在世界其他国家,以便部门可以生长。
但在各种各样的让步,他们现在说,如果拍卖是唯一的选择,那么模型不能一样的5 g的一个卫星通信电波是共享的,只需要在有限领域,业务也不会让数十亿美元的收入。卫星通信公司进一步补充说,如果政府决定拍卖,这些因素应该牢记,同时设计过程,否则印度可能会错过卫星服务。
New Delhi: Tata Group<\/a> company Nelco<\/a> has applied for the global mobile personal communication by satellite (GMPCS) licence, becoming the fourth company in India to seek the licence for launching broadband-from-space services, signalling heightened interest in a nascent segment but with significant growth potential.
So far, the government has given the licences to Bharti Group-backed OneWeb and Reliance<\/a> Jio Infocomm\u2019s satellite arm while the application of Elon Musk-owned SpaceX is under process.
The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT), however, has sought more details from Nelco as to how it plans to provide satellite communication<\/a> services in India. Nelco in partnership with Canada\u2019s Telesat<\/a> have done a trial but the company has not mentioned in its application as to how it will offer services through the partnership.
So far, the government has given the licences to Bharti Group-backed OneWeb and Reliance<\/a> Jio Infocomm\u2019s satellite arm while the application of Elon Musk-owned SpaceX is under process.
The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT), however, has sought more details from Nelco as to how it plans to provide satellite communication<\/a> services in India. Nelco in partnership with Canada\u2019s Telesat<\/a> have done a trial but the company has not mentioned in its application as to how it will offer services through the partnership.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cNelco has applied for a GMPCS licence, which will enable it to offer newer services in the future. The questions raised by the department are part of a routine process of evaluating any new licence application, which is being addressed by the company,\u201d PJ Nath<\/a>, managing director, Nelco, told ET.
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Nath further said Nelco had conducted a demonstration of high-speed broadband connectivity using Telesat\u2019s low earth orbit<\/a> (LEO) satellite, which is in orbit. The demonstrations were conducted in May 2022, during which high speed connectivity with fibre like latency was showcased to over 50 representatives from enterprise and telecom companies and government departments.
Another DoT official citing media reports, however, said that the Telesat constellation of LEO satellites has not been completed yet. The Canadian company has also downsized its constellation to 188 satellites from the earlier planned 298. \u201cWe don\u2019t have the exact details about how Nelco plans to offer services. We will proceed with the application after getting a reply from Nelco,\u201d said the official.
He further said as part of the proof of concept (PoC) or trials, Nelco had demonstrated services in partnership with Telesat. The demonstration was done when the Telesat satellite came over India for 4-5 minutes. \u201cBut full-fledged services can be offered when the entire constellation has been put up in space,\u201d the official said.
Nath further said Nelco had conducted a demonstration of high-speed broadband connectivity using Telesat\u2019s low earth orbit<\/a> (LEO) satellite, which is in orbit. The demonstrations were conducted in May 2022, during which high speed connectivity with fibre like latency was showcased to over 50 representatives from enterprise and telecom companies and government departments.
Another DoT official citing media reports, however, said that the Telesat constellation of LEO satellites has not been completed yet. The Canadian company has also downsized its constellation to 188 satellites from the earlier planned 298. \u201cWe don\u2019t have the exact details about how Nelco plans to offer services. We will proceed with the application after getting a reply from Nelco,\u201d said the official.
He further said as part of the proof of concept (PoC) or trials, Nelco had demonstrated services in partnership with Telesat. The demonstration was done when the Telesat satellite came over India for 4-5 minutes. \u201cBut full-fledged services can be offered when the entire constellation has been put up in space,\u201d the official said.
<\/div><\/div>Apart from Nelco, the DoT is processing SpaceX\u2019s application, which plans to offer services under the Starlink brand.
DoT officials, however, said getting a GMPCS licence does not mean that companies can soon start services. Apart from the licence, there is a need to get approval from the Department of Space and after that, spectrum must be granted for offering services.
The companies need to establish in-country earth stations (satellite gateways). For instance, OneWeb has already identified sites for setting up its satellite gateways in India.
India\u2019s relatively nascent broadband-from-space services segment is expected to be worth $13 billion by 2025, growing at 6% a year, according to a report by EY-ISpA (Indian Space Association).
But all stakeholders are awaiting the new spacecom policy, which the government has said will be unveiled shortly.
The new spacecom policy is expected to outline the licences, permissions and authorisations that global and local satellite companies would require to launch broadband-from-space services in India through LEO and MEO (medium earth orbit) satellite constellations. At present, satcom<\/a> services are delivered only via geostationary (GEO) satellites.
DoT officials, however, said getting a GMPCS licence does not mean that companies can soon start services. Apart from the licence, there is a need to get approval from the Department of Space and after that, spectrum must be granted for offering services.
The companies need to establish in-country earth stations (satellite gateways). For instance, OneWeb has already identified sites for setting up its satellite gateways in India.
India\u2019s relatively nascent broadband-from-space services segment is expected to be worth $13 billion by 2025, growing at 6% a year, according to a report by EY-ISpA (Indian Space Association).
But all stakeholders are awaiting the new spacecom policy, which the government has said will be unveiled shortly.
The new spacecom policy is expected to outline the licences, permissions and authorisations that global and local satellite companies would require to launch broadband-from-space services in India through LEO and MEO (medium earth orbit) satellite constellations. At present, satcom<\/a> services are delivered only via geostationary (GEO) satellites.