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Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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在宽带电信日记:Jio BSNL溃决空间,需要在6克
Jio已成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过410万年与420万年BSNL和Bharti Airtel。
依赖Jio推翻了国有电信事业单位吗BSNL从其在印度家庭宽带市场的顶级地位。
Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
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卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Reliance Jio<\/a> has toppled state-run telecom PSU BSNL<\/a> from its top position in India’s home broadband market.
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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在宽带电信日记:Jio BSNL溃决空间,需要在6克
Jio已成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过410万年与420万年BSNL和Bharti Airtel。
依赖Jio推翻了国有电信事业单位吗BSNL从其在印度家庭宽带市场的顶级地位。
Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
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卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Reliance Jio<\/a> has toppled state-run telecom PSU BSNL<\/a> from its top position in India’s home broadband market.
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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在宽带电信日记:Jio BSNL溃决空间,需要在6克
Jio已成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过410万年与420万年BSNL和Bharti Airtel。
依赖Jio推翻了国有电信事业单位吗BSNL从其在印度家庭宽带市场的顶级地位。
Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
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卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Reliance Jio<\/a> has toppled state-run telecom PSU BSNL<\/a> from its top position in India’s home broadband market.
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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在宽带电信日记:Jio BSNL溃决空间,需要在6克
Jio已成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过410万年与420万年BSNL和Bharti Airtel。
依赖Jio推翻了国有电信事业单位吗BSNL从其在印度家庭宽带市场的顶级地位。
Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
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卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Reliance Jio<\/a> has toppled state-run telecom PSU BSNL<\/a> from its top position in India’s home broadband market.
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/span>ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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在宽带电信日记:Jio BSNL溃决空间,需要在6克
Jio已成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过410万年与420万年BSNL和Bharti Airtel。
依赖Jio推翻了国有电信事业单位吗BSNL从其在印度家庭宽带市场的顶级地位。
Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
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卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Reliance Jio<\/a> has toppled state-run telecom PSU BSNL<\/a> from its top position in India’s home broadband market.
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
ETTelecom Interviews: Jio CTO Shyam Mardikar discusses Capex & Opex for 5G, Open RAN<\/a><\/div><\/div>
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依赖Jio推翻了国有电信事业单位吗BSNL从其在印度家庭宽带市场的顶级地位。
Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Reliance Jio<\/a> has toppled state-run telecom PSU BSNL<\/a> from its top position in India’s home broadband market.
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
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在宽带电信日记:Jio BSNL溃决空间,需要在6克
Jio已成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过410万年与420万年BSNL和Bharti Airtel。
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Jio已经成为中国最大的有线宽带运营商在短短两年的商业发射服务。Jio增加了019万JioFibre客户2021年11月,固定宽带用户达到430万,超过两个BSNL420万年和Bharti Airtel与410万年。
BSNL 4 g移动服务的出现以来,一直在稳步失去其在手机领域的市场份额(BSNL仍未能推出4 g服务),但抓住宽带段。但随着滞后投资和激烈的竞争从私人的球员,BSNL现在已经被Jio宽带空间。
Jio推出服务在2016年底,已经是最大的电信服务提供商。条目已经破坏了印度的电信业导致整合。
游行之前,Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。双方将合作研究与开发(R&D)的空中和空间通信、全息波束形成,3 d-connected智能网络安全,微电子,光子学。
合作将帮助与6克竞争使产品在国防、汽车、家电、工业机械、消费品、高效的生产,小说个人智能设备环境,和经验,如城市计算和自治区交通设置。
这种合作将进一步扩展Jio的5克功能,将有助于探索用例6 g时代,除了技术本身的研究和开发。
这种发展是在所有三个球员——JioBharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法(Vi)在本地驾驶有关5克用例使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
截至12月,第三季度Jio平台(JPL)净利润同比增长近9%由消费更高的数据和语音和成长的每用户平均收入(ARPU)。但该公司失去了手机用户第二次像前一个季度。ARPU,电信业务增长的一个关键性能参数,按顺序从Rs Rs 151.6 143.6前一个季度。
而陷入困境沃达丰的想法(Vi)第三财政季度净亏损扩大至7234。1卢比7144。6卢比的前一个操作和利息支出增加。但是电信的ARPU连续上涨,部分得益于去年11月预付关税大幅上涨了,,不过,导致更多的客户损失。顺序的季度收入囊中羞涩的运营商增加超过3%在去年第四季度9717卢比,而ARPU升至Rs115 Rs109前一个季度。
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卫星通信:Jio vsOneWeb
Jio和之间的战争正在酝酿之中OneWebBharti的支持下,集团在卫星通信服务分配频谱的方法。
Jio说火车”,相反是由许多利益相关者,骑行时行政分配不再是唯一的频谱分配方式的卫星和相关活动和拍卖的频谱被全世界越来越多的青睐。
“巴西、沙特阿拉伯、墨西哥、泰国、等几个国家频谱拍卖卫星服务最近宣布或举行。拍卖的频谱不仅是可行的,但也有所作为的频谱资源分配模式,即使在没有法律约束力的国家如印度。”
在原来的提交火车,Jio拍转让卫星光谱只能通过拍卖,称此举将与2012年最高法院的判决,支持分配电波通过透明的拍卖。尽管Airtel提倡管理分配频谱。
然而,OneWeb对电信监管机构说,没有频谱拍卖固定卫星服务(FSS)在巴西,或目的是在墨西哥,泰国和沙特阿拉伯,拒绝依赖Jio声称拍卖的频谱broadband-from-space服务全球迅速取得进展。
Jio已经卷入了一场与全球卫星的高风险的激战玩家在拍卖令人垂涎的28 Ghz mmWave谱带,目前专门用于卫星服务但考虑高效5 g服务。
另一方面,OneWeb和休斯通讯India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL)签了六年的分销协议在印度提供broadband-from-space连接服务。HCIPL是67:33合资美国休斯Bharti Airtel。OneWeb预计将从2022年代中期开始在印度卫星宽带服务,并将连接城镇、村庄、地方和地区难以抵达地区的直辖市。
美国航空公司& 5 g
美国联邦航空管理员(FAA)最近警告说,5 g信号在C谱带-带范围从3.3 - -4.2 GHz——可能干扰飞机高度计系统一般运行在附近的4.2 - -4.4 GHz范围。
这导致了印度航空公司取消八周三飞往美国的航班,由于人们普遍在空中交通中断引起的担忧美国推出5 g服务及其对雷达高度计和自动驾驶系统的影响。美国航空公司的波音777恢复操作。
在印度,航空部门可能会进行讨论与行业利益相关者和电信部门(点)启动前5 g移动宽带服务在印度处理问题,在美国出现了。
印度计划在4、5 g频谱拍卖。c波段光谱的3.3 - -3.67 GHz范围5 g服务也将出售在即将到来的拍卖。
Jio<\/a> has emerged as the country’s top wired broadband operator in just two years of launching the service commercially. Jio<\/a> added 0.19 million JioFibre customers in November 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.3 million, overtaking both BSNL<\/a> with 4.2 million and Bharti Airtel<\/a> with 4.1 million.
Since the advent of 4G mobile services, BSNL has been steadily losing its market share in the mobile segment (BSNL still has not been able to launch its 4G services) but was holding onto the broadband segment. But with lagging investments and fierce competition from private players, BSNL’s broadband space has now been captured by Jio.
Jio launched its services towards the end of 2016 and is already the largest telecom service provider. The entry has disrupted the telecom sector in India leading to consolidation.
Marching ahead, Jio has inked a strategic partnership with the University of Oulu, Finland, for undertaking research and standardization-related activities in 6G technology. Both will collaborate in Research and Development (R&D) of aerial and space communication, holographic beamforming, 3D-connected intelligence in cybersecurity, microelectronics, and photonics.
The collaborative effort will aid in competing with 6G enabled products in the defense, automotive, white goods, industrial machinery, consumer goods, efficient manufacturing, novel personal smart device environments, and experiences such as urban computing and autonomous traffic settings.
This collaboration will further extend Jio's 5G<\/a> capabilities and will help explore use cases in the 6G-era, in addition to research and development of the technology itself.
This development came at a time when all three players - Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) are piloting locally relevant 5G<\/a> use cases using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
For the third quarter ended December, Jio Platforms<\/a> (JPL) net profit grew nearly 9% year-on-year driven by higher data and voice consumption and growing average revenue per user (ARPU). But the company lost mobile phone subscribers for the second time like the previous quarter. ARPU, a key performance parameter, for the telecom business grew sequentially to Rs 151.6 from Rs 143.6 in the previous quarter.
While the struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) net loss for the fiscal third quarter widened to Rs 7,234.1 crore from Rs 7,144.6 crore in the previous one as operating and interest expenses rose. But the telco’s ARPU rose sequentially, partly helped by steep prepaid tariff hikes taken last November, which, though, led to more customer losses. Quarterly revenue for the cash-strapped operator increased over 3% sequentially to Rs 9,717.3 crore in the October-December quarter, while ARPU rose to Rs115 from Rs109 in the previous quarter.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio, Airtel see steady customer gains in Nov 2021 at Vodafone Idea's expense: Trai<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio Platforms Q3 net profit up 9% on year to Rs3,795 crore; telecom user base falls again<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
<\/a><\/figure>Jio inks partnership with Finnish university to accelerate 6G research, standardization<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>Jio completes 5G coverage plans for top 1,000 cities in country<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Satcom: Jio vs OneWeb<\/a><\/strong>
A battle is brewing between Jio and OneWeb<\/a>, backed by Bharti Group, over the method of allocation of spectrum for satcom services.
Jio has said to Trai, “Contrary to what is being pedalled by many stakeholders, administrative allocation is no longer the only mode of allocating spectrum to satellite and associated activities and auction of spectrum is being increasingly favoured across the world.
“Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Thailand, are among several countries where spectrum auction for satellite services has been announced or held recently. Auction of spectrum is not only feasible, but is also gaining ground as a mode of allocating spectrum resources, even in countries with no legal binding such as India.”
In its original submission to Trai, Jio had batted for assignment of satellite spectrum only via auction, saying such a move would be in step with the Supreme Court’s 2012 verdict that had backed allocation of airwaves through transparent auctions alone. While Airtel has advocated administratively allocation of spectrum.
However, OneWeb has told the telecom regulator that no spectrum has been auctioned for fixed satellite services (FSS) in Brazil, or is intended in Mexico, Thailand or Saudi Arabia, rejecting Reliance Jio<\/a>’s claim that auction of spectrum for broadband-from-space services is rapidly gaining ground globally.
Jio is already embroiled in a high-stakes slugfest with global satellite players over auctioning coveted 28 Ghz mmWave spectrum band -- currently used exclusively for satellite services but considered highly efficient for 5G services.
In a separate development, OneWeb and Hughes Communications India Pvt Ltd (HCIPL) have inked a six-year distribution pact to provide broadband-from-space connectivity services across India. HCIPL is a 67:33 joint venture between US-based Hughes Bharti Airtel. OneWeb is expected to start satellite broadband services in India from mid-2022, and will connect towns, villages, and local and regional municipalities in the hardest-to-reach areas.
US airlines & 5G<\/strong>
The US Federal Aviation Administrator (FAA) recently warned that 5G signals in the C spectrum band – with band range from 3.3-4.2 GHz – could interfere with aircraft altimeter systems which typically operate in the nearby 4.2-4.4 GHz range.
This had led to Air India cancelling eight US-bound flights on Wednesday amid widespread disruptions in air travel caused by concerns over the rollout of 5G services in the US and their impact on radar altimeters and auto-pilot systems. The airline resumed Boeing 777 operations to the country Thursday.
In India, the aviation ministry is likely to hold discussions with industry stakeholders and the telecom department (DoT) before the launch of 5G mobile broadband services in India to deal with concerns which have emerged in the US.
India plans to auction 5G spectrum around April-May. C-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.67 GHz range for 5G services will also be put up for sale in the upcoming auctions.
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