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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom service providers would not depend on consumer business purely due to low average revenue per user as they prepare to roll out fifth generation or 5G networks<\/a>, India's telco group Wednesday said.

\"Telcos are prepared to rollout (
5G<\/a>) networks. Average revenue per user (ARPU) is less, and relying on consumer business won't work,\" SP Kochhar, director general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>) said.

Delhi-based COAI represents
Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea.

\"We can clearly see that 5G is application centric. Apps will emerge. Telcos will come up with new businesses to exploit networks,\" he said, adding that the telecom carriers expect enterprises to tailor their networks.

Kochhar was speaking at a seminar organised by CUTS International together with the Australian Risk Policy Institute (ARPI), and International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IITB).

The telco group said that network slicing and edge computing would have a greater role in the 5G landscape.

Recently, the Centre sold as much as 71% airwaves for Rs 1,50,173 crore across multiple bands.

New entrant
Adani Networks<\/a> spent Rs 212 crore to acquire 400 MHz in the 26 GHz band, and it is expected to put up captive networks across business locations.

The next generation networks by private telecom carriers, according to the telecom department, are likely to be functional from October this year.

In the
6G<\/a> era, the convergence between technologies would happen, according to him.

Bharat Bhatia, president ITU-APT Foundation of India (IAFI) said that regional bodies play an important role in ITU-WRC conferences as they are tasked to propose common papers for the UN body.

\"6G is going to be a game changer as we talk about Internet of Senses and cognitive networks,\" Bhatia said, adding that India and Australia have a great way forward in coming to a solution for spectrum.

ITU-APT Foundation of India is sector member of the ITU Radio sector (ITU-R), ITU Development Sector (ITU-D) and ITU Telecommunication Standardisation Sector (ITU- T) and affiliate member of Asia Pacific Telecommunity (APT), and also advocates on matters related to satellite communications.

Mahesh Uppal,
industry<\/a> veteran and director at Com First India said that the industry would need flexibility in 5G and 6G technologies.

\"6G will have a lot of applications across sectors besides telecom. 6G will have a lot of functionalities, and perspectives of consumers, industry and national security play an important role,\" Uppal said.

Further, Com First top executive said that the telecom levies which are nothing but an additional tax, actually resist reforms in the telecom domain.

Uppal feels that an industry-friendly regulatory and legislative regime would be an essential ingredient for a success story.

\"Currently, in handsets, we have 6-7% value addition by companies which is low, and can be at least increased to 15% and more. Foxconn has set up an excellence centre in IIT Madras and the next handset will come from here,\" Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Institute Professor at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras said.

\"Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (
BSNL<\/a>) 5G together with Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT<\/a>) will give a boost,\" Jhunjhunwala said, adding that Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea continue to import equipment since they want to deploy proven systems.
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电信公司不能依赖消费者业务5 g时代:COAI Kochhar

“电信公司准备推出(5 g)网络。每用户平均收入(ARPU)少,和依靠消费者业务行不通,”SP Kochhar,总经理,印度手机运营商协会(COAI)说。

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新德里:电信服务提供商不会取决于消费者业务纯粹由于低每用户平均收入,因为他们准备推出的第五代5 g网络,印度电信集团周三说。

“电信公司准备推出(5克)网络。每用户平均收入(ARPU)少,和依靠消费者业务行不通,”SP Kochhar,总经理,印度手机运营商协会(COAI)说。

德里COAI代表依赖Jio巴蒂电信和沃达丰的想法。

“我们可以清楚地看到,5 g以应用程序为中心。应用程序将会出现。电信公司会想出新企业利用网络,”他补充说,电信运营商期望企业调整自己的网络。

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Kochhar被削减国际组织的研讨会在澳大利亚一起风险政策研究所(ARPI),以及国际信息技术研究所班加罗尔(IITB)。

电信集团表示,网络分割和边缘计算将会发挥更大作用的5 g的风景。

最近,电视广播中心出售高达71% Rs 1, 50173卢比的跨多个乐队。

新进入者印度阿达尼网络花费212卢比收购400 MHz的26个GHz乐队,并预计将被网络跨业务的位置。

下一代网络由私人电信运营商,根据电信部门,可能会从今年10月功能。

6克时代,会发生融合技术,根据他。

印度总统巴拉特Bhatia ITU-APT基金会(IAFI)说,区域机构发挥重要作用在ITU-WRC会议任务是为联合国机构提出常见的论文。

“6 g是一个改变游戏规则我们谈论互联网的感官和认知网络,”巴蒂亚说,补充说,印度和澳大利亚有一个伟大的办法来解决频谱。

ITU-APT印度的基础部门成员ITU广播部门(ITU-R), ITU开发部门(ITU-D),国际电信联盟电信标准化部门(ITU - T)和附属成员亚太Telecommunity (APT),并提倡卫星通信问题。

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马赫什•Uppal行业Com老兵,主任首先印度表示,该行业将需要5 g和6 g技术的灵活性。

“6克将有很多跨部门除了电信应用程序。6克会有很多功能,消费者的角度,行业和国家安全起着重要的作用,”Uppal说。

此外,Com前高管说,除了额外的电信征收税,实际上抵制改革在电信领域。

Uppal觉得能源监管和立法制度将是一个成功的重要因素。

“目前,在手机,我们有6 - 7%增加价值的公司低,并且可以至少增加到15%甚至更多。富士康已经建立了一个卓越中心的IIT马德拉斯未来手机将从这里而来,“Ashok Jhunjhunwala,印度理工学院研究所教授,马德拉斯说。

“Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司(BSNL5 g)一起开发远程信息处理中心(C-DoT)将推动,“Jhunjhunwala补充说,Jio, Airtel和沃达丰想法继续进口设备,因为他们想要部署证明系统。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Telecom service providers would not depend on consumer business purely due to low average revenue per user as they prepare to roll out fifth generation or 5G networks<\/a>, India's telco group Wednesday said.

\"Telcos are prepared to rollout (
5G<\/a>) networks. Average revenue per user (ARPU) is less, and relying on consumer business won't work,\" SP Kochhar, director general, Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>) said.

Delhi-based COAI represents
Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea.

\"We can clearly see that 5G is application centric. Apps will emerge. Telcos will come up with new businesses to exploit networks,\" he said, adding that the telecom carriers expect enterprises to tailor their networks.

Kochhar was speaking at a seminar organised by CUTS International together with the Australian Risk Policy Institute (ARPI), and International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IITB).

The telco group said that network slicing and edge computing would have a greater role in the 5G landscape.

Recently, the Centre sold as much as 71% airwaves for Rs 1,50,173 crore across multiple bands.

New entrant
Adani Networks<\/a> spent Rs 212 crore to acquire 400 MHz in the 26 GHz band, and it is expected to put up captive networks across business locations.

The next generation networks by private telecom carriers, according to the telecom department, are likely to be functional from October this year.

In the
6G<\/a> era, the convergence between technologies would happen, according to him.

Bharat Bhatia, president ITU-APT Foundation of India (IAFI) said that regional bodies play an important role in ITU-WRC conferences as they are tasked to propose common papers for the UN body.

\"6G is going to be a game changer as we talk about Internet of Senses and cognitive networks,\" Bhatia said, adding that India and Australia have a great way forward in coming to a solution for spectrum.

ITU-APT Foundation of India is sector member of the ITU Radio sector (ITU-R), ITU Development Sector (ITU-D) and ITU Telecommunication Standardisation Sector (ITU- T) and affiliate member of Asia Pacific Telecommunity (APT), and also advocates on matters related to satellite communications.

Mahesh Uppal,
industry<\/a> veteran and director at Com First India said that the industry would need flexibility in 5G and 6G technologies.

\"6G will have a lot of applications across sectors besides telecom. 6G will have a lot of functionalities, and perspectives of consumers, industry and national security play an important role,\" Uppal said.

Further, Com First top executive said that the telecom levies which are nothing but an additional tax, actually resist reforms in the telecom domain.

Uppal feels that an industry-friendly regulatory and legislative regime would be an essential ingredient for a success story.

\"Currently, in handsets, we have 6-7% value addition by companies which is low, and can be at least increased to 15% and more. Foxconn has set up an excellence centre in IIT Madras and the next handset will come from here,\" Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Institute Professor at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras said.

\"Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (
BSNL<\/a>) 5G together with Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT<\/a>) will give a boost,\" Jhunjhunwala said, adding that Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea continue to import equipment since they want to deploy proven systems.
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