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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MUMBAI: Top telcos Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have reiterated the importance of a level playing field when it comes to acquiring 5G spectrum<\/a> for captive networks<\/a>. They again argued that direct allocation of 5G airwaves to enterprises for captive networks will kill the 5G business case of operators.

“If the independent entities set up private captive networks<\/a> with direct 5G spectrum allotment by DoT<\/a> (Department of Telecommunications), it will diminish the revenue so much that there will be no viable business case left for the TSPs<\/a> and there will not remain any need for 5G Networks rollout by TSPs,” Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) said in a statement Thursday.

COAI represents India’s three private telcos.

The body noted that companies wanting to use 5G spectrum for captive networks have also applied for open bidding of airwaves “which ensures that level playing field is maintained and all interested parties bid for the spectrum required by them”.

The fourth applicant seeking participation in the auction - Adani Data Networks<\/a> apart from the three Indian telcos - has stated that it intends to use the spectrum acquired through the auction to provide private network solutions for its enterprise business across airports, ports & logistics, power generation, distribution, and manufacturing operations.

Two industry<\/a> bodies – the COAI for the telcos, and the Broadband India Forum (BIF) for tech and broadband companies - have off late been at loggerheads regarding the direct allocation of spectrum by the government to enterprises to set up captive non-public networks.

The BIF has maintained that direct allocation would help enterprises the freedom to choose how they want to set up their captive networks and get into tie ups with for example technology companies of their choice, rather than being forced to tie up with operators. COAI argues that telcos are perfectly capable of providing captive network services “most competitively and economically compared to private companies” and hence are against direct allocation.

The BIF have also dismissed telcos’ calls for a level-playing field between public and captive private 5G networks, calling the demand “absurd and impractical,” as the two are entirely different services for two entirely different requirements and not competing with each other.

BIF’s key members include Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook-owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel.

The COAI also argued that the prospect for administrative allocation of spectrum for captive network “effectively provides a backdoor entry to big technology players to provide 5G services and solutions to enterprises in India” without equivalent regulatory compliance and payment of levies that TSPs are subjected to.

The DoT declared in the notice inviting applications (NIA) that non-telcos\/enterprises will be able to get spectrum directly from the government. It however outlined that such a request will be subject to demand assessment following which the DoT would consult the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) before finally allocating the spectrum.

While companies bidding in the auction process will have to shell out big bucks to get their hands on 5G airwaves, those seeking it administratively need only pay a one-time application fee of Rs 50, 000. No entry fee or license fee will be levied in this case.
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电信公司重申俘虏网络公平竞争的重要性

“如果独立实体建立私人垄断网络直接5 g频谱分配由点(电信部),它将减少收入,就没有可行的商业案例留给茶匙和不保持任何需要5 g网络推出茶匙,”印度手机运营商协会(COAI)周四在一份声明中说。

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孟买:顶级电信公司信实Jio Bharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法已经重申了一个公平的竞争环境的重要性时,收购5 g频谱为被网络。他们又认为,直接分配5 g电波的企业网络将杀死5 g运营商的业务案例。

“如果设置独立的实体私人垄断网络直接5 g频谱分配点(电信部),它将减少收入,就没有可行的商业案例去了茶匙和不保持任何需要5 g网络推出茶匙,”印度手机运营商协会(COAI)周四在一份声明中说。

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COAI代表印度的三个私营电信公司。

身体指出,公司想要用5 g频谱俘虏网络也申请公开招标的电波”,保证维护公平竞争和所有有兴趣收购所需的光谱”。

第四个申请人寻求参与拍卖印度阿达尼数据网络除了三个印度电信公司——已经表示,它打算使用光谱通过拍卖提供私有网络解决方案的企业业务在机场、港口和物流、发电、分销和制造业务。

两个行业身体——COAI电信公司,和印度论坛(BIF)宽带技术和宽带公司——从晚一直争执不休的直接分配频谱由政府设立俘虏非公有制企业网络。

BIF坚称直接分配将有助于企业自由选择他们想怎样设置他们的俘虏网络和进入领带ups例如科技公司的选择,而不是被迫与运营商。COAI认为,电信公司完全有能力提供人工网络服务“最有竞争力和经济相比,私营企业”,因此反对直接分配。

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BIF也驳回了电信公司的要求之间公开公平的竞争和俘虏私人5 g网络调用的需求“荒谬和不切实际,”两个是完全不同的两种完全不同的服务需求,而不是互相竞争。

BIF的主要成员包括塔塔咨询服务公司(TCS)、思科、亚马逊、谷歌、微软、Facebook-owner元、高通和英特尔。

COAI也认为俘虏行政频谱分配网络的前景“实际上提供了一个后门进入大型科技玩家提供5 g服务和解决企业在印度“没有法规遵从性和支付相当于征收受到茶匙。

点在邀请通知应用程序(NIA)宣布non-telcos /企业将能够直接从政府得到频谱。然而提出这样的请求将根据需求评估后点会咨询印度电信管理局(火车),最后分配频谱。

公司投标拍卖过程中必须支付一大笔钱拿到5 g电波,那些寻求它管理只需要一次性支付申请费的Rs 50, 000。没有报名费或将征收执照费。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>MUMBAI: Top telcos Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have reiterated the importance of a level playing field when it comes to acquiring 5G spectrum<\/a> for captive networks<\/a>. They again argued that direct allocation of 5G airwaves to enterprises for captive networks will kill the 5G business case of operators.

“If the independent entities set up private captive networks<\/a> with direct 5G spectrum allotment by DoT<\/a> (Department of Telecommunications), it will diminish the revenue so much that there will be no viable business case left for the TSPs<\/a> and there will not remain any need for 5G Networks rollout by TSPs,” Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) said in a statement Thursday.

COAI represents India’s three private telcos.

The body noted that companies wanting to use 5G spectrum for captive networks have also applied for open bidding of airwaves “which ensures that level playing field is maintained and all interested parties bid for the spectrum required by them”.

The fourth applicant seeking participation in the auction - Adani Data Networks<\/a> apart from the three Indian telcos - has stated that it intends to use the spectrum acquired through the auction to provide private network solutions for its enterprise business across airports, ports & logistics, power generation, distribution, and manufacturing operations.

Two industry<\/a> bodies – the COAI for the telcos, and the Broadband India Forum (BIF) for tech and broadband companies - have off late been at loggerheads regarding the direct allocation of spectrum by the government to enterprises to set up captive non-public networks.

The BIF has maintained that direct allocation would help enterprises the freedom to choose how they want to set up their captive networks and get into tie ups with for example technology companies of their choice, rather than being forced to tie up with operators. COAI argues that telcos are perfectly capable of providing captive network services “most competitively and economically compared to private companies” and hence are against direct allocation.

The BIF have also dismissed telcos’ calls for a level-playing field between public and captive private 5G networks, calling the demand “absurd and impractical,” as the two are entirely different services for two entirely different requirements and not competing with each other.

BIF’s key members include Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Cisco, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook-owner Meta, Qualcomm and Intel.

The COAI also argued that the prospect for administrative allocation of spectrum for captive network “effectively provides a backdoor entry to big technology players to provide 5G services and solutions to enterprises in India” without equivalent regulatory compliance and payment of levies that TSPs are subjected to.

The DoT declared in the notice inviting applications (NIA) that non-telcos\/enterprises will be able to get spectrum directly from the government. It however outlined that such a request will be subject to demand assessment following which the DoT would consult the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) before finally allocating the spectrum.

While companies bidding in the auction process will have to shell out big bucks to get their hands on 5G airwaves, those seeking it administratively need only pay a one-time application fee of Rs 50, 000. No entry fee or license fee will be levied in this case.
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