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“Why it has not seen the traction that it would have been seeing by now is because of the inherent concern that any operator would have for deploying a technology that is new,” Shiv Kumar Singh<\/a>, chief operating officer (COO) of NEC India<\/a> told ETTelecom an interview, adding that open and disaggregated networks are getting deployed globally and India will follow suit. “As and when that happens, India would also fall in line.\"
A large part of telecom operators’ CapEx goes into equipment deployment which results in a vendor–specific ecosystem where “true interoperability” does not exist, Singh noted. By contrast, Open RAN can allow a telco to scale up as per its needs while avoiding lock-in, in terms of a particular OEM, price band, or feature set that one particular vendor is supplying.
Finnish company Nokia, Sweden's Ericsson and Korea's Samsung have bagged 5G<\/a> radio deals from Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.
Singh said that NEC is in discussions with telcos, including Vodafone Idea, on securing OpenRAN related business. “When the operators are ready to deploy Open RAN, we will be the first ones. We will accordingly announce at the right time.”
Both Jio and Airtel have OpenRAN strategies which they want to execute in the mid-to-long term. While Jio is working on its own, Airtel is working with various partners to develop an OpenRAN stack.
The company intends to supply new Radio Units (RU), wireless and optical backhaul equipment and E-band radio, according to the operator’s requirements.
Additionally, on the E-band side, NEC India is negotiating with Airtel. The Sunil Mittal-driven telco has awarded E-band and multi-band solution contracts to Aviat Networks and Ceragon Networks as its 5G rollouts gain momentum.
“We have over 100,000 such links deployed for the traditional microwave. And the same story I'm very confident will be repeated for E-band,” the executive affirmed.
Singh noted that NEC India has been grappling with supply chain issues. However, it has taken several steps including increasing efficiencies in procurement to tide over them. “You will find the change very soon. It will soon reflect in our position in the market.”
On competition, the COO said that the “question” will come up when a new entrant has occupied a significant share of the market.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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NEC印度说OpenRAN尚未看到牵引在印度由于maturity-related担忧
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新," Shiv Kumar辛格(manmohan Singh)首席运营官(COO) NEC印度ETTelecom采访时表示,并补充说开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:印度电信运营商最初没有推进开放的无线接入网络(打开了)部署由于maturilty周围忧虑,印度子公司的日本高管表示,网络和系统集成商NEC公司。
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新,“辛格Shiv库马尔首席运营官(COO)NEC印度ETTel乐动娱乐招聘ecom采访时表示,开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。”,当这种情况发生时,印度也会直线下降。”
电信运营商资本支出的很大一部分进入设备部署的结果在一个“真正的互操作性”的特定于供应商的生态系统不存在,辛格说。相比之下,打开跑可以让电信规模根据其需求,同时避免锁定,在一个特定的OEM,价格区间,或一个特定的供应商提供的特性集。
芬兰公司诺基亚、瑞典爱立信和韩国三星袋装5克无线交易从依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel。
辛格说,NEC与电信公司的讨论,包括沃达丰的想法,保护OpenRAN相关业务。“当运营商准备部署开跑,我们将第一批。我们将在正确的时间因此宣布。”
Jio和Airtel OpenRAN策略他们想执行中长期而言。虽然Jio正在自己的,Airtel与各合作伙伴开发一个OpenRAN堆栈。
公司打算提供新的无线电装置(俄文),无线设备和光学回程和E-band广播,根据运营商的需求。
此外,在E-band方面,NEC印度与Airtel谈判。Sunil Mittal-driven电信授予E-band和多波段解决方案合同Aviat网络和Ceragon网络作为其5 g的发布中获得动力。
“我们有超过100000个这样的链接部署为传统的微波。和我很有信心会在重复同样的故事E-band,“行政确认。
辛格指出,NEC印度一直努力解决供应链问题。然而,它已采取多种措施,包括提高采购效率来克服它们。“你很快就会发现变化。它很快就会反映在市场上我们的立场。”
在竞争上,首席运营官说,“问题”会出现当一个新的进入者占领了很大的市场份额。
NEC印度的电信业务的增长将会以两位数的第五代网络在全国尺度后,这位高管说没有分享的细节。他补充说,该公司将增加对电信设备的投资和技术,研究和开发,同时提升员工——目前达5000人。
“日本正致力于成为一个重要的贡献者印度努力在做技术和可能使印度日本制造的质量的努力,”他补充道。
“我们将为数字转换领域的公共安全,智能城市,物流,和通讯。5 g的福尔特斯人我们看,”执行总结道。“未来两年是非常雄心勃勃的适合我们。”
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Indian telecom operators have initially not gone ahead with Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) deployments due to apprehensions around its maturilty, said a senior executive of Indian subsidiary of Japanese IT networks and system integrator NEC Corporation<\/a>.
“Why it has not seen the traction that it would have been seeing by now is because of the inherent concern that any operator would have for deploying a technology that is new,” Shiv Kumar Singh<\/a>, chief operating officer (COO) of NEC India<\/a> told ETTelecom an interview, adding that open and disaggregated networks are getting deployed globally and India will follow suit. “As and when that happens, India would also fall in line.\"
A large part of telecom operators’ CapEx goes into equipment deployment which results in a vendor–specific ecosystem where “true interoperability” does not exist, Singh noted. By contrast, Open RAN can allow a telco to scale up as per its needs while avoiding lock-in, in terms of a particular OEM, price band, or feature set that one particular vendor is supplying.
Finnish company Nokia, Sweden's Ericsson and Korea's Samsung have bagged 5G<\/a> radio deals from Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.
Singh said that NEC is in discussions with telcos, including Vodafone Idea, on securing OpenRAN related business. “When the operators are ready to deploy Open RAN, we will be the first ones. We will accordingly announce at the right time.”
Both Jio and Airtel have OpenRAN strategies which they want to execute in the mid-to-long term. While Jio is working on its own, Airtel is working with various partners to develop an OpenRAN stack.
The company intends to supply new Radio Units (RU), wireless and optical backhaul equipment and E-band radio, according to the operator’s requirements.
Additionally, on the E-band side, NEC India is negotiating with Airtel. The Sunil Mittal-driven telco has awarded E-band and multi-band solution contracts to Aviat Networks and Ceragon Networks as its 5G rollouts gain momentum.
“We have over 100,000 such links deployed for the traditional microwave. And the same story I'm very confident will be repeated for E-band,” the executive affirmed.
Singh noted that NEC India has been grappling with supply chain issues. However, it has taken several steps including increasing efficiencies in procurement to tide over them. “You will find the change very soon. It will soon reflect in our position in the market.”
On competition, the COO said that the “question” will come up when a new entrant has occupied a significant share of the market.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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<\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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NEC印度说OpenRAN尚未看到牵引在印度由于maturity-related担忧
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新," Shiv Kumar辛格(manmohan Singh)首席运营官(COO) NEC印度ETTelecom采访时表示,并补充说开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:印度电信运营商最初没有推进开放的无线接入网络(打开了)部署由于maturilty周围忧虑,印度子公司的日本高管表示,网络和系统集成商NEC公司。
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新,“辛格Shiv库马尔首席运营官(COO)NEC印度ETTel乐动娱乐招聘ecom采访时表示,开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。”,当这种情况发生时,印度也会直线下降。”
电信运营商资本支出的很大一部分进入设备部署的结果在一个“真正的互操作性”的特定于供应商的生态系统不存在,辛格说。相比之下,打开跑可以让电信规模根据其需求,同时避免锁定,在一个特定的OEM,价格区间,或一个特定的供应商提供的特性集。
芬兰公司诺基亚、瑞典爱立信和韩国三星袋装5克无线交易从依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel。
辛格说,NEC与电信公司的讨论,包括沃达丰的想法,保护OpenRAN相关业务。“当运营商准备部署开跑,我们将第一批。我们将在正确的时间因此宣布。”
Jio和Airtel OpenRAN策略他们想执行中长期而言。虽然Jio正在自己的,Airtel与各合作伙伴开发一个OpenRAN堆栈。
公司打算提供新的无线电装置(俄文),无线设备和光学回程和E-band广播,根据运营商的需求。
此外,在E-band方面,NEC印度与Airtel谈判。Sunil Mittal-driven电信授予E-band和多波段解决方案合同Aviat网络和Ceragon网络作为其5 g的发布中获得动力。
“我们有超过100000个这样的链接部署为传统的微波。和我很有信心会在重复同样的故事E-band,“行政确认。
辛格指出,NEC印度一直努力解决供应链问题。然而,它已采取多种措施,包括提高采购效率来克服它们。“你很快就会发现变化。它很快就会反映在市场上我们的立场。”
在竞争上,首席运营官说,“问题”会出现当一个新的进入者占领了很大的市场份额。
NEC印度的电信业务的增长将会以两位数的第五代网络在全国尺度后,这位高管说没有分享的细节。他补充说,该公司将增加对电信设备的投资和技术,研究和开发,同时提升员工——目前达5000人。
“日本正致力于成为一个重要的贡献者印度努力在做技术和可能使印度日本制造的质量的努力,”他补充道。
“我们将为数字转换领域的公共安全,智能城市,物流,和通讯。5 g的福尔特斯人我们看,”执行总结道。“未来两年是非常雄心勃勃的适合我们。”
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Indian telecom operators have initially not gone ahead with Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) deployments due to apprehensions around its maturilty, said a senior executive of Indian subsidiary of Japanese IT networks and system integrator NEC Corporation<\/a>.
“Why it has not seen the traction that it would have been seeing by now is because of the inherent concern that any operator would have for deploying a technology that is new,” Shiv Kumar Singh<\/a>, chief operating officer (COO) of NEC India<\/a> told ETTelecom an interview, adding that open and disaggregated networks are getting deployed globally and India will follow suit. “As and when that happens, India would also fall in line.\"
A large part of telecom operators’ CapEx goes into equipment deployment which results in a vendor–specific ecosystem where “true interoperability” does not exist, Singh noted. By contrast, Open RAN can allow a telco to scale up as per its needs while avoiding lock-in, in terms of a particular OEM, price band, or feature set that one particular vendor is supplying.
Finnish company Nokia, Sweden's Ericsson and Korea's Samsung have bagged 5G<\/a> radio deals from Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.
Singh said that NEC is in discussions with telcos, including Vodafone Idea, on securing OpenRAN related business. “When the operators are ready to deploy Open RAN, we will be the first ones. We will accordingly announce at the right time.”
Both Jio and Airtel have OpenRAN strategies which they want to execute in the mid-to-long term. While Jio is working on its own, Airtel is working with various partners to develop an OpenRAN stack.
The company intends to supply new Radio Units (RU), wireless and optical backhaul equipment and E-band radio, according to the operator’s requirements.
Additionally, on the E-band side, NEC India is negotiating with Airtel. The Sunil Mittal-driven telco has awarded E-band and multi-band solution contracts to Aviat Networks and Ceragon Networks as its 5G rollouts gain momentum.
“We have over 100,000 such links deployed for the traditional microwave. And the same story I'm very confident will be repeated for E-band,” the executive affirmed.
Singh noted that NEC India has been grappling with supply chain issues. However, it has taken several steps including increasing efficiencies in procurement to tide over them. “You will find the change very soon. It will soon reflect in our position in the market.”
On competition, the COO said that the “question” will come up when a new entrant has occupied a significant share of the market.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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<\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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NEC印度说OpenRAN尚未看到牵引在印度由于maturity-related担忧
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新," Shiv Kumar辛格(manmohan Singh)首席运营官(COO) NEC印度ETTelecom采访时表示,并补充说开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:印度电信运营商最初没有推进开放的无线接入网络(打开了)部署由于maturilty周围忧虑,印度子公司的日本高管表示,网络和系统集成商NEC公司。
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新,“辛格Shiv库马尔首席运营官(COO)NEC印度ETTel乐动娱乐招聘ecom采访时表示,开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。”,当这种情况发生时,印度也会直线下降。”
电信运营商资本支出的很大一部分进入设备部署的结果在一个“真正的互操作性”的特定于供应商的生态系统不存在,辛格说。相比之下,打开跑可以让电信规模根据其需求,同时避免锁定,在一个特定的OEM,价格区间,或一个特定的供应商提供的特性集。
芬兰公司诺基亚、瑞典爱立信和韩国三星袋装5克无线交易从依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel。
辛格说,NEC与电信公司的讨论,包括沃达丰的想法,保护OpenRAN相关业务。“当运营商准备部署开跑,我们将第一批。我们将在正确的时间因此宣布。”
Jio和Airtel OpenRAN策略他们想执行中长期而言。虽然Jio正在自己的,Airtel与各合作伙伴开发一个OpenRAN堆栈。
公司打算提供新的无线电装置(俄文),无线设备和光学回程和E-band广播,根据运营商的需求。
此外,在E-band方面,NEC印度与Airtel谈判。Sunil Mittal-driven电信授予E-band和多波段解决方案合同Aviat网络和Ceragon网络作为其5 g的发布中获得动力。
“我们有超过100000个这样的链接部署为传统的微波。和我很有信心会在重复同样的故事E-band,“行政确认。
辛格指出,NEC印度一直努力解决供应链问题。然而,它已采取多种措施,包括提高采购效率来克服它们。“你很快就会发现变化。它很快就会反映在市场上我们的立场。”
在竞争上,首席运营官说,“问题”会出现当一个新的进入者占领了很大的市场份额。
NEC印度的电信业务的增长将会以两位数的第五代网络在全国尺度后,这位高管说没有分享的细节。他补充说,该公司将增加对电信设备的投资和技术,研究和开发,同时提升员工——目前达5000人。
“日本正致力于成为一个重要的贡献者印度努力在做技术和可能使印度日本制造的质量的努力,”他补充道。
“我们将为数字转换领域的公共安全,智能城市,物流,和通讯。5 g的福尔特斯人我们看,”执行总结道。“未来两年是非常雄心勃勃的适合我们。”
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Indian telecom operators have initially not gone ahead with Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) deployments due to apprehensions around its maturilty, said a senior executive of Indian subsidiary of Japanese IT networks and system integrator NEC Corporation<\/a>.
“Why it has not seen the traction that it would have been seeing by now is because of the inherent concern that any operator would have for deploying a technology that is new,” Shiv Kumar Singh<\/a>, chief operating officer (COO) of NEC India<\/a> told ETTelecom an interview, adding that open and disaggregated networks are getting deployed globally and India will follow suit. “As and when that happens, India would also fall in line.\"
A large part of telecom operators’ CapEx goes into equipment deployment which results in a vendor–specific ecosystem where “true interoperability” does not exist, Singh noted. By contrast, Open RAN can allow a telco to scale up as per its needs while avoiding lock-in, in terms of a particular OEM, price band, or feature set that one particular vendor is supplying.
Finnish company Nokia, Sweden's Ericsson and Korea's Samsung have bagged 5G<\/a> radio deals from Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.
Singh said that NEC is in discussions with telcos, including Vodafone Idea, on securing OpenRAN related business. “When the operators are ready to deploy Open RAN, we will be the first ones. We will accordingly announce at the right time.”
Both Jio and Airtel have OpenRAN strategies which they want to execute in the mid-to-long term. While Jio is working on its own, Airtel is working with various partners to develop an OpenRAN stack.
The company intends to supply new Radio Units (RU), wireless and optical backhaul equipment and E-band radio, according to the operator’s requirements.
Additionally, on the E-band side, NEC India is negotiating with Airtel. The Sunil Mittal-driven telco has awarded E-band and multi-band solution contracts to Aviat Networks and Ceragon Networks as its 5G rollouts gain momentum.
“We have over 100,000 such links deployed for the traditional microwave. And the same story I'm very confident will be repeated for E-band,” the executive affirmed.
Singh noted that NEC India has been grappling with supply chain issues. However, it has taken several steps including increasing efficiencies in procurement to tide over them. “You will find the change very soon. It will soon reflect in our position in the market.”
On competition, the COO said that the “question” will come up when a new entrant has occupied a significant share of the market.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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NEC印度说OpenRAN尚未看到牵引在印度由于maturity-related担忧
“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新," Shiv Kumar辛格(manmohan Singh)首席运营官(COO) NEC印度ETTelecom采访时表示,并补充说开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。乐动娱乐招聘
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“为什么它没有见过牵引,将现在所看到的是由于固有的担心任何运营商部署技术新,“辛格Shiv库马尔首席运营官(COO)NEC印度ETTel乐动娱乐招聘ecom采访时表示,开放和分解网络越来越全球部署,印度将效仿。”,当这种情况发生时,印度也会直线下降。”
电信运营商资本支出的很大一部分进入设备部署的结果在一个“真正的互操作性”的特定于供应商的生态系统不存在,辛格说。相比之下,打开跑可以让电信规模根据其需求,同时避免锁定,在一个特定的OEM,价格区间,或一个特定的供应商提供的特性集。
芬兰公司诺基亚、瑞典爱立信和韩国三星袋装5克无线交易从依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel。
辛格说,NEC与电信公司的讨论,包括沃达丰的想法,保护OpenRAN相关业务。“当运营商准备部署开跑,我们将第一批。我们将在正确的时间因此宣布。”
Jio和Airtel OpenRAN策略他们想执行中长期而言。虽然Jio正在自己的,Airtel与各合作伙伴开发一个OpenRAN堆栈。
公司打算提供新的无线电装置(俄文),无线设备和光学回程和E-band广播,根据运营商的需求。
此外,在E-band方面,NEC印度与Airtel谈判。Sunil Mittal-driven电信授予E-band和多波段解决方案合同Aviat网络和Ceragon网络作为其5 g的发布中获得动力。
“我们有超过100000个这样的链接部署为传统的微波。和我很有信心会在重复同样的故事E-band,“行政确认。
辛格指出,NEC印度一直努力解决供应链问题。然而,它已采取多种措施,包括提高采购效率来克服它们。“你很快就会发现变化。它很快就会反映在市场上我们的立场。”
在竞争上,首席运营官说,“问题”会出现当一个新的进入者占领了很大的市场份额。
NEC印度的电信业务的增长将会以两位数的第五代网络在全国尺度后,这位高管说没有分享的细节。他补充说,该公司将增加对电信设备的投资和技术,研究和开发,同时提升员工——目前达5000人。
“日本正致力于成为一个重要的贡献者印度努力在做技术和可能使印度日本制造的质量的努力,”他补充道。
“我们将为数字转换领域的公共安全,智能城市,物流,和通讯。5 g的福尔特斯人我们看,”执行总结道。“未来两年是非常雄心勃勃的适合我们。”
“Why it has not seen the traction that it would have been seeing by now is because of the inherent concern that any operator would have for deploying a technology that is new,” Shiv Kumar Singh<\/a>, chief operating officer (COO) of NEC India<\/a> told ETTelecom an interview, adding that open and disaggregated networks are getting deployed globally and India will follow suit. “As and when that happens, India would also fall in line.\"
A large part of telecom operators’ CapEx goes into equipment deployment which results in a vendor–specific ecosystem where “true interoperability” does not exist, Singh noted. By contrast, Open RAN can allow a telco to scale up as per its needs while avoiding lock-in, in terms of a particular OEM, price band, or feature set that one particular vendor is supplying.
Finnish company Nokia, Sweden's Ericsson and Korea's Samsung have bagged 5G<\/a> radio deals from Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>.
Singh said that NEC is in discussions with telcos, including Vodafone Idea, on securing OpenRAN related business. “When the operators are ready to deploy Open RAN, we will be the first ones. We will accordingly announce at the right time.”
Both Jio and Airtel have OpenRAN strategies which they want to execute in the mid-to-long term. While Jio is working on its own, Airtel is working with various partners to develop an OpenRAN stack.
The company intends to supply new Radio Units (RU), wireless and optical backhaul equipment and E-band radio, according to the operator’s requirements.
Additionally, on the E-band side, NEC India is negotiating with Airtel. The Sunil Mittal-driven telco has awarded E-band and multi-band solution contracts to Aviat Networks and Ceragon Networks as its 5G rollouts gain momentum.
“We have over 100,000 such links deployed for the traditional microwave. And the same story I'm very confident will be repeated for E-band,” the executive affirmed.
Singh noted that NEC India has been grappling with supply chain issues. However, it has taken several steps including increasing efficiencies in procurement to tide over them. “You will find the change very soon. It will soon reflect in our position in the market.”
On competition, the COO said that the “question” will come up when a new entrant has occupied a significant share of the market.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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<\/a><\/figure>Japan to contribute to smart cities, 5G projects in India: NEC Corporation Chairman<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>NEC expands OpenRAN SI capabilities with Aspire acquisition<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
NEC India’s growth in the telecom business will be in double digits once the fifth-generation network scales across the country, the executive said without sharing specifics. He added the company will increase its investments in telecom gear and technologies, research and development, while increasing its headcount — which stands at 5,000 currently.
“Japan is heavily committed to being a significant contributor to Indian efforts in doing technology and maybe bringing the made-in-Japan kind of quality to the Indian endeavors,” he added.
“We are going to contribute to the digital transformation in the areas of public safety, smart cities, logistics, and communications. 5G is one of the fortes that we're looking at,” the executive concluded. “The next two years are very, very ambitious for us.”
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