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Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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电信日记:印度的5 g频谱是世界上最昂贵的。政府会让步吗?
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。< / p >
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
的过程5克拍卖很快就会启动。但是5 g频谱的高定价可能成为破坏运动。
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。
这尽管电信监管机构火车建议削减36%的基准利率3.3 - -3.67 Ghz无线电波——关键5 g谱带和削减40%梦寐以求的700兆赫波段。火车认为,印度5 g频谱定价最低人均电信公司说不是一个准确的全球基准随着人口规模急剧变化以及支付能力或“ARPU一代”水平移动服务的每个国家。
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔Bharti Enterprises主席已经要求政府不要收取高费用分配5 g频谱的更快推出下一代电信网络可以有更多的好处比收集收入在前期成本。
有各种各样的应用程序跨部门从医疗保健到视频交互,这将使5 g技术尽快出台。而不是投入钱谱收购,服务提供者可以在更快的推出网络的投资,这将提供较低的高速连接延迟。
但电信部门不太可能参考5 g底价建议回电信监管机构下调,打击了电信公司的人正在寻求地板价格急剧减少。
每一位高级官员,点可能会寻求澄清在本周末或下周初在某些问题上,包括毫米的保留价格波(mmWave) 27.5 GHz 28.5 GHz乐队,可以使用地面和卫星通信服务。
尽管buzz 5 g势头,基础设施仍然是一个绊脚石。印度的低塔fiberisation甚至达到了一半马克对到2024年70%的目标,提出了一个挑战的雄心勃勃的5 g推出。
美国、中国和日本在一起已经超过75%的平均塔fiberisation虽然马来西亚和泰国分别为80%和90%。印度的比率目前在30%左右,低5 g的顺利推出。周围的资本支出预计将价值45000卢比到2024年达到70%塔fiberisation。
除了频谱定价、私人5 g网络已成为该行业的另一个争论的焦点。
建议电信监管机构允许公司建立5 g俘虏私人网络激怒了印度的电信运营商,他们警告说,此举将破坏他们的业务案例后花费数十亿美元在光谱和网络的发布。
下面的例子来自国际市场,如德国、芬兰、英国、法国、瑞典、澳大利亚、日本、电信监管机构火车建议允许民营企业建立5 g俘虏私人网络直接从政府获得频谱。
读也
与大流行加快数字化转型的企业,企业部分,已经贡献高达30 - 40%的手机运营商的收入,已成为电信玩家更有吸引力。
电信行业强烈反对火车的建议在私人网络说,监管机构是显著改变行业动向和损害行业的财务状况而不是改善它。
电信公司宣称反击了宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,私人5 g俘虏网络将导致企业提高生产率和推动电信服务提供商更好的收入。
电信公司仍将获得一大笔收入从外部网络服务,包括语音和数据通信。被使用在当前形势下只会贡献一个小分享流程/应用程序像机器人,自动化,等等,由于交付所需的sla挑战通过公共网络。这意味着推测损失收入通过企业服务是一个错位的电信公司,按照BIF。
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The process for the 5G<\/a> auction will be kickstarted soon. But the high pricing of the 5G spectrum may become a spoil sport.
Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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电信日记:印度的5 g频谱是世界上最昂贵的。政府会让步吗?
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。< / p >
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
的过程5克拍卖很快就会启动。但是5 g频谱的高定价可能成为破坏运动。
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。
这尽管电信监管机构火车建议削减36%的基准利率3.3 - -3.67 Ghz无线电波——关键5 g谱带和削减40%梦寐以求的700兆赫波段。火车认为,印度5 g频谱定价最低人均电信公司说不是一个准确的全球基准随着人口规模急剧变化以及支付能力或“ARPU一代”水平移动服务的每个国家。
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔Bharti Enterprises主席已经要求政府不要收取高费用分配5 g频谱的更快推出下一代电信网络可以有更多的好处比收集收入在前期成本。
有各种各样的应用程序跨部门从医疗保健到视频交互,这将使5 g技术尽快出台。而不是投入钱谱收购,服务提供者可以在更快的推出网络的投资,这将提供较低的高速连接延迟。
但电信部门不太可能参考5 g底价建议回电信监管机构下调,打击了电信公司的人正在寻求地板价格急剧减少。
每一位高级官员,点可能会寻求澄清在本周末或下周初在某些问题上,包括毫米的保留价格波(mmWave) 27.5 GHz 28.5 GHz乐队,可以使用地面和卫星通信服务。
尽管buzz 5 g势头,基础设施仍然是一个绊脚石。印度的低塔fiberisation甚至达到了一半马克对到2024年70%的目标,提出了一个挑战的雄心勃勃的5 g推出。
美国、中国和日本在一起已经超过75%的平均塔fiberisation虽然马来西亚和泰国分别为80%和90%。印度的比率目前在30%左右,低5 g的顺利推出。周围的资本支出预计将价值45000卢比到2024年达到70%塔fiberisation。
除了频谱定价、私人5 g网络已成为该行业的另一个争论的焦点。
建议电信监管机构允许公司建立5 g俘虏私人网络激怒了印度的电信运营商,他们警告说,此举将破坏他们的业务案例后花费数十亿美元在光谱和网络的发布。
下面的例子来自国际市场,如德国、芬兰、英国、法国、瑞典、澳大利亚、日本、电信监管机构火车建议允许民营企业建立5 g俘虏私人网络直接从政府获得频谱。
读也
与大流行加快数字化转型的企业,企业部分,已经贡献高达30 - 40%的手机运营商的收入,已成为电信玩家更有吸引力。
电信行业强烈反对火车的建议在私人网络说,监管机构是显著改变行业动向和损害行业的财务状况而不是改善它。
电信公司宣称反击了宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,私人5 g俘虏网络将导致企业提高生产率和推动电信服务提供商更好的收入。
电信公司仍将获得一大笔收入从外部网络服务,包括语音和数据通信。被使用在当前形势下只会贡献一个小分享流程/应用程序像机器人,自动化,等等,由于交付所需的sla挑战通过公共网络。这意味着推测损失收入通过企业服务是一个错位的电信公司,按照BIF。
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The process for the 5G<\/a> auction will be kickstarted soon. But the high pricing of the 5G spectrum may become a spoil sport.
Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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电信日记:印度的5 g频谱是世界上最昂贵的。政府会让步吗?
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。< / p >
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
的过程5克拍卖很快就会启动。但是5 g频谱的高定价可能成为破坏运动。
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。
这尽管电信监管机构火车建议削减36%的基准利率3.3 - -3.67 Ghz无线电波——关键5 g谱带和削减40%梦寐以求的700兆赫波段。火车认为,印度5 g频谱定价最低人均电信公司说不是一个准确的全球基准随着人口规模急剧变化以及支付能力或“ARPU一代”水平移动服务的每个国家。
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔Bharti Enterprises主席已经要求政府不要收取高费用分配5 g频谱的更快推出下一代电信网络可以有更多的好处比收集收入在前期成本。
有各种各样的应用程序跨部门从医疗保健到视频交互,这将使5 g技术尽快出台。而不是投入钱谱收购,服务提供者可以在更快的推出网络的投资,这将提供较低的高速连接延迟。
但电信部门不太可能参考5 g底价建议回电信监管机构下调,打击了电信公司的人正在寻求地板价格急剧减少。
每一位高级官员,点可能会寻求澄清在本周末或下周初在某些问题上,包括毫米的保留价格波(mmWave) 27.5 GHz 28.5 GHz乐队,可以使用地面和卫星通信服务。
尽管buzz 5 g势头,基础设施仍然是一个绊脚石。印度的低塔fiberisation甚至达到了一半马克对到2024年70%的目标,提出了一个挑战的雄心勃勃的5 g推出。
美国、中国和日本在一起已经超过75%的平均塔fiberisation虽然马来西亚和泰国分别为80%和90%。印度的比率目前在30%左右,低5 g的顺利推出。周围的资本支出预计将价值45000卢比到2024年达到70%塔fiberisation。
除了频谱定价、私人5 g网络已成为该行业的另一个争论的焦点。
建议电信监管机构允许公司建立5 g俘虏私人网络激怒了印度的电信运营商,他们警告说,此举将破坏他们的业务案例后花费数十亿美元在光谱和网络的发布。
下面的例子来自国际市场,如德国、芬兰、英国、法国、瑞典、澳大利亚、日本、电信监管机构火车建议允许民营企业建立5 g俘虏私人网络直接从政府获得频谱。
读也
与大流行加快数字化转型的企业,企业部分,已经贡献高达30 - 40%的手机运营商的收入,已成为电信玩家更有吸引力。
电信行业强烈反对火车的建议在私人网络说,监管机构是显著改变行业动向和损害行业的财务状况而不是改善它。
电信公司宣称反击了宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,私人5 g俘虏网络将导致企业提高生产率和推动电信服务提供商更好的收入。
电信公司仍将获得一大笔收入从外部网络服务,包括语音和数据通信。被使用在当前形势下只会贡献一个小分享流程/应用程序像机器人,自动化,等等,由于交付所需的sla挑战通过公共网络。这意味着推测损失收入通过企业服务是一个错位的电信公司,按照BIF。
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The process for the 5G<\/a> auction will be kickstarted soon. But the high pricing of the 5G spectrum may become a spoil sport.
Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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电信日记:印度的5 g频谱是世界上最昂贵的。政府会让步吗?
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。< / p >
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
的过程5克拍卖很快就会启动。但是5 g频谱的高定价可能成为破坏运动。
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。
这尽管电信监管机构火车建议削减36%的基准利率3.3 - -3.67 Ghz无线电波——关键5 g谱带和削减40%梦寐以求的700兆赫波段。火车认为,印度5 g频谱定价最低人均电信公司说不是一个准确的全球基准随着人口规模急剧变化以及支付能力或“ARPU一代”水平移动服务的每个国家。
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔Bharti Enterprises主席已经要求政府不要收取高费用分配5 g频谱的更快推出下一代电信网络可以有更多的好处比收集收入在前期成本。
有各种各样的应用程序跨部门从医疗保健到视频交互,这将使5 g技术尽快出台。而不是投入钱谱收购,服务提供者可以在更快的推出网络的投资,这将提供较低的高速连接延迟。
但电信部门不太可能参考5 g底价建议回电信监管机构下调,打击了电信公司的人正在寻求地板价格急剧减少。
每一位高级官员,点可能会寻求澄清在本周末或下周初在某些问题上,包括毫米的保留价格波(mmWave) 27.5 GHz 28.5 GHz乐队,可以使用地面和卫星通信服务。
尽管buzz 5 g势头,基础设施仍然是一个绊脚石。印度的低塔fiberisation甚至达到了一半马克对到2024年70%的目标,提出了一个挑战的雄心勃勃的5 g推出。
美国、中国和日本在一起已经超过75%的平均塔fiberisation虽然马来西亚和泰国分别为80%和90%。印度的比率目前在30%左右,低5 g的顺利推出。周围的资本支出预计将价值45000卢比到2024年达到70%塔fiberisation。
除了频谱定价、私人5 g网络已成为该行业的另一个争论的焦点。
建议电信监管机构允许公司建立5 g俘虏私人网络激怒了印度的电信运营商,他们警告说,此举将破坏他们的业务案例后花费数十亿美元在光谱和网络的发布。
下面的例子来自国际市场,如德国、芬兰、英国、法国、瑞典、澳大利亚、日本、电信监管机构火车建议允许民营企业建立5 g俘虏私人网络直接从政府获得频谱。
读也
与大流行加快数字化转型的企业,企业部分,已经贡献高达30 - 40%的手机运营商的收入,已成为电信玩家更有吸引力。
电信行业强烈反对火车的建议在私人网络说,监管机构是显著改变行业动向和损害行业的财务状况而不是改善它。
电信公司宣称反击了宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,私人5 g俘虏网络将导致企业提高生产率和推动电信服务提供商更好的收入。
电信公司仍将获得一大笔收入从外部网络服务,包括语音和数据通信。被使用在当前形势下只会贡献一个小分享流程/应用程序像机器人,自动化,等等,由于交付所需的sla挑战通过公共网络。这意味着推测损失收入通过企业服务是一个错位的电信公司,按照BIF。
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The process for the 5G<\/a> auction will be kickstarted soon. But the high pricing of the 5G spectrum may become a spoil sport.
Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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电信日记:印度的5 g频谱是世界上最昂贵的。政府会让步吗?
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。< / p >
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
的过程5克拍卖很快就会启动。但是5 g频谱的高定价可能成为破坏运动。
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。
这尽管电信监管机构火车建议削减36%的基准利率3.3 - -3.67 Ghz无线电波——关键5 g谱带和削减40%梦寐以求的700兆赫波段。火车认为,印度5 g频谱定价最低人均电信公司说不是一个准确的全球基准随着人口规模急剧变化以及支付能力或“ARPU一代”水平移动服务的每个国家。
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔Bharti Enterprises主席已经要求政府不要收取高费用分配5 g频谱的更快推出下一代电信网络可以有更多的好处比收集收入在前期成本。
有各种各样的应用程序跨部门从医疗保健到视频交互,这将使5 g技术尽快出台。而不是投入钱谱收购,服务提供者可以在更快的推出网络的投资,这将提供较低的高速连接延迟。
但电信部门不太可能参考5 g底价建议回电信监管机构下调,打击了电信公司的人正在寻求地板价格急剧减少。
每一位高级官员,点可能会寻求澄清在本周末或下周初在某些问题上,包括毫米的保留价格波(mmWave) 27.5 GHz 28.5 GHz乐队,可以使用地面和卫星通信服务。
尽管buzz 5 g势头,基础设施仍然是一个绊脚石。印度的低塔fiberisation甚至达到了一半马克对到2024年70%的目标,提出了一个挑战的雄心勃勃的5 g推出。
美国、中国和日本在一起已经超过75%的平均塔fiberisation虽然马来西亚和泰国分别为80%和90%。印度的比率目前在30%左右,低5 g的顺利推出。周围的资本支出预计将价值45000卢比到2024年达到70%塔fiberisation。
除了频谱定价、私人5 g网络已成为该行业的另一个争论的焦点。
建议电信监管机构允许公司建立5 g俘虏私人网络激怒了印度的电信运营商,他们警告说,此举将破坏他们的业务案例后花费数十亿美元在光谱和网络的发布。
下面的例子来自国际市场,如德国、芬兰、英国、法国、瑞典、澳大利亚、日本、电信监管机构火车建议允许民营企业建立5 g俘虏私人网络直接从政府获得频谱。
读也
与大流行加快数字化转型的企业,企业部分,已经贡献高达30 - 40%的手机运营商的收入,已成为电信玩家更有吸引力。
电信行业强烈反对火车的建议在私人网络说,监管机构是显著改变行业动向和损害行业的财务状况而不是改善它。
电信公司宣称反击了宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,私人5 g俘虏网络将导致企业提高生产率和推动电信服务提供商更好的收入。
电信公司仍将获得一大笔收入从外部网络服务,包括语音和数据通信。被使用在当前形势下只会贡献一个小分享流程/应用程序像机器人,自动化,等等,由于交付所需的sla挑战通过公共网络。这意味着推测损失收入通过企业服务是一个错位的电信公司,按照BIF。
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The process for the 5G<\/a> auction will be kickstarted soon. But the high pricing of the 5G spectrum may become a spoil sport.
Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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电信日记:印度的5 g频谱是世界上最昂贵的。政府会让步吗?
电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。< / p >
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电信行业指出,5 g频谱仍然是世界上最昂贵的绝对每Mhz的基础上。印度的频谱成本年度重复电信收入的比例远高于关键全球市场如中国、德国、英国、巴西甚至邻国巴基斯坦,根据研究公司里昂证券(CLSA)的数据。
这尽管电信监管机构火车建议削减36%的基准利率3.3 - -3.67 Ghz无线电波——关键5 g谱带和削减40%梦寐以求的700兆赫波段。火车认为,印度5 g频谱定价最低人均电信公司说不是一个准确的全球基准随着人口规模急剧变化以及支付能力或“ARPU一代”水平移动服务的每个国家。
电信公司对光谱的高价格表示失望。这可能影响招标拍卖期间,许多专家说。
苏尼尔•巴帝•米塔尔Bharti Enterprises主席已经要求政府不要收取高费用分配5 g频谱的更快推出下一代电信网络可以有更多的好处比收集收入在前期成本。
有各种各样的应用程序跨部门从医疗保健到视频交互,这将使5 g技术尽快出台。而不是投入钱谱收购,服务提供者可以在更快的推出网络的投资,这将提供较低的高速连接延迟。
但电信部门不太可能参考5 g底价建议回电信监管机构下调,打击了电信公司的人正在寻求地板价格急剧减少。
每一位高级官员,点可能会寻求澄清在本周末或下周初在某些问题上,包括毫米的保留价格波(mmWave) 27.5 GHz 28.5 GHz乐队,可以使用地面和卫星通信服务。
尽管buzz 5 g势头,基础设施仍然是一个绊脚石。印度的低塔fiberisation甚至达到了一半马克对到2024年70%的目标,提出了一个挑战的雄心勃勃的5 g推出。
美国、中国和日本在一起已经超过75%的平均塔fiberisation虽然马来西亚和泰国分别为80%和90%。印度的比率目前在30%左右,低5 g的顺利推出。周围的资本支出预计将价值45000卢比到2024年达到70%塔fiberisation。
除了频谱定价、私人5 g网络已成为该行业的另一个争论的焦点。
建议电信监管机构允许公司建立5 g俘虏私人网络激怒了印度的电信运营商,他们警告说,此举将破坏他们的业务案例后花费数十亿美元在光谱和网络的发布。
下面的例子来自国际市场,如德国、芬兰、英国、法国、瑞典、澳大利亚、日本、电信监管机构火车建议允许民营企业建立5 g俘虏私人网络直接从政府获得频谱。
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与大流行加快数字化转型的企业,企业部分,已经贡献高达30 - 40%的手机运营商的收入,已成为电信玩家更有吸引力。
电信行业强烈反对火车的建议在私人网络说,监管机构是显著改变行业动向和损害行业的财务状况而不是改善它。
电信公司宣称反击了宽带印度论坛(BIF)表示,私人5 g俘虏网络将导致企业提高生产率和推动电信服务提供商更好的收入。
电信公司仍将获得一大笔收入从外部网络服务,包括语音和数据通信。被使用在当前形势下只会贡献一个小分享流程/应用程序像机器人,自动化,等等,由于交付所需的sla挑战通过公共网络。这意味着推测损失收入通过企业服务是一个错位的电信公司,按照BIF。
Telecom industry has pointed out that 5G spectrum remains the most expensive in the world in absolute terms on a `per Mhz’ basis. India's spectrum costs as a proportion of annual recurring telecom revenues are much higher than key global markets such as China, Germany, UK, Brazil or even neighbouring Pakistan, according to data from research firm CLSA.
This despite the fact that telecom regulator Trai has recommended a 36% cut in the base rate of 3.3-3.67 Ghz airwaves — the key 5G spectrum band – and a 40% cut for the coveted 700 Mhz airwaves. Trai has argued that India has the lowest 5G spectrum pricing on a per capita basis which telcos say is not an accurate global benchmark as population sizes vary sharply along with paying power or “ARPU generation” levels of each country for mobile services.
Telcos have expressed disappointment over the high price of spectrum. This may impact the bidding during the auction, many experts have said.
Sunil Bharti Mittal<\/a>, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, has asked the government not to charge high fees for allotting 5G spectrum as a faster roll out of the next-generation telecommunication network can have more benefits than collecting revenue in upfront cost.
There are a variety of applications across sectors ranging from healthcare to video interactions, which will make 5G a technology to be introduced as soon as possible. Instead of devoting money on spectrum acquisitions, service providers can invest in faster roll out of the network, which will deliver high speed connectivity with lower latency.
But the telecom department is unlikely to refer the 5G reserve price recommendations back to the telecom regulator for a downward revision, dealing a blow to telcos who are seeking a steep reduction in the floor price.
As per a senior official, the DoT is likely to seek clarifications by this weekend or early next week on certain issues, including on the reserve price for the millimetre wave (mmWave) in the 27.5 GHz to 28.5 GHz band that can be used both for terrestrial and satellite communication services.
Though the buzz for 5G has gained momentum, infrastructure is still a stumbling block. India's low tower fiberisation which has not even achieved a half-way mark as against a target of 70% by 2024, has posed a challenge to the ambitious 5G rollout in the country.
The US, China, and Japan together have surpassed an average of 75% tower fiberisation while Malaysia and Thailand have 80% and 90% respectively. India’s ratio currently stands at around 30 % which is low for a smooth rollout of 5G. The capital expenditure is expected to be around Rs 45,000-crore to reach 70% tower fiberisation by 2024.
Apart from spectrum pricing, private 5G networks have become another bone of contention for the industry.
A proposal by the telecom regulator to allow companies to set up 5G captive private networks has irked India’s telecom carriers who warn that such a move would destroy the business case for them after spending billions of dollars on spectrum and network rollouts.
Following examples from international markets such as Germany, Finland, UK, France, Sweden, Australia, Japan, telecom regulator Trai has recommended allowing private enterprises to set up 5G captive private networks with obtaining spectrum directly from the government.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Telcos say private networks will kill 5G business case<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Nokia says ready to jointly develop 5G private networks with Indian enterprises<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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<\/a><\/figure>Private networks plan becomes a sore point as telcos gear up for 5G<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Govt must keep 5G spectrum fee low; faster roll out to have greater impact, says Airtel<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
With the pandemic accelerating the digital transformation of businesses, the enterprise segment, which already contributes as much as 30-40% of phone carriers’ revenue, has become even more appealing for telecom players.
The telecom industry has strongly opposed Trai’s recommendations on private networks saying the regulator is dramatically altering the industry dynamics and hurting the financial health of the industry rather than improving it.
Telcos claims have been countered by Broadband India Forum<\/a> (BIF) which said private 5G captive networks will lead to increased productivity for enterprises and drive better revenues for the telecom service providers.
Telcos will still be deriving a major chunk of revenue from external network services, comprising voice and data communications. Captive usage in the current situation would only contribute a minor share in processes\/applications like robotics, automation, etc., due to challenges in delivering the required SLAs through public networks. This means the speculated loss in revenues for telcos via enterprise services is a misplaced one, as per BIF.
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