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沃达丰想法升级其国家骨干网Ciena准备5 g推出
“作为消费者,企业,和内容的球员接受智能数字体验印度各地,Vi的新增加300克/ 400克骨干网规模和性能在一个能源和具有成本效益的方式来“Vi在一份联合声明中表示。
新德里消息:沃达丰的想法(Vi)说,已经修改了其与美国国家骨干网络电信设备制造商Ciena,为第五代或做准备5克网络推广。
六世已经部署了Ciena 6500 packet-optical平台由WaveLogic 5 g极端高速300 g / 400 g服务,升级到800 g。
“准备未来合作的网络,通过我们与Ciena合作,将会让Vi用户体验世界级的高可用性,可伸缩连接,实现云计算的好处,物联网,和5 g在未来,“Jagbir辛格说,首席技术官(CTO),沃达丰想法有限。
使用此部署,印度第三大电信运营商将纤维产能最大化和网络效率准备5克。
电信玩家信实Jio Bharti Airtel和Vi正在进行5 g的实地试验在不同的城市国家使用5 g试验谱由政府分配。
Vi与技术玩家结成伙伴关系,生态系统的球员,以及本土创业发展各种5 g的用例与印度相关企业和消费者。
“今天的竞争环境要求运营商像Vi运行更高的执行网络以最大的灵活性以更低的成本,”瑞安·佩雷拉说,副总裁和总经理,Ciena印度。“网络发挥着越来越重要的作用,支持数字应用的今天,Vi的转换网络已经准备就绪。”
更高的税率和直接筹资可以拯救沃达丰的想法:分析师
移动给政府36%的股份通过交换四年的频谱和AGR利息费将在流动性解决眼前的问题。然而,挑战Vi还远没有结束,该公司一直在努力保持其现有用户和添加新的由于激烈的竞争从竞争对手Jio和Bharti Airtel的依赖。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) said it has revamped its national backbone network with US-based telecom equipment<\/a> maker Ciena<\/a>, to prepare for fifth-generation or 5G<\/a> network rollout.
Vi has deployed Ciena\u2019s 6500 packet-optical platform powered by WaveLogic 5G Extreme for high-speed 300G\/400G services, upgradable to 800G.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cAs consumers, enterprises, and content players look to embrace smarter digital experiences across India, Vi\u2019s new 300G\/400G backbone network increases scale and performance in an energy and cost-efficient manner,\u201d Vi said in a joint statement.
\u201cPreparing a future-fit network, through our partnership with Ciena, will enable Vi subscribers to experience world-class highly available, scalable connectivity and realize the benefits of cloud, IoT, and 5G in future,\u201d said Jagbir Singh, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Vodafone Idea Limited<\/a>.
With this deployment, the third-largest Indian telecom carrier will maximize fiber capacity and network efficiencies to prepare for 5G.
Telecom players Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vi are conducting 5G field trials across various cities in the country using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
Vi has forged partnerships with technology players, ecosystem players, as well as homegrown startups to develop various 5G use cases relevant for Indian enterprises and consumers.
\u201cToday\u2019s competitive environment requires operators like Vi to operate a higher performing network with maximum agility at a lower cost per bit,\u201d said Ryan Perera, vice President and General Manager, Ciena India<\/a>. \u201cWith the network playing an increasingly important role to support digital applications today, Vi\u2019s transformed network is ready for prime time.\u201d
\u201cPreparing a future-fit network, through our partnership with Ciena, will enable Vi subscribers to experience world-class highly available, scalable connectivity and realize the benefits of cloud, IoT, and 5G in future,\u201d said Jagbir Singh, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Vodafone Idea Limited<\/a>.
With this deployment, the third-largest Indian telecom carrier will maximize fiber capacity and network efficiencies to prepare for 5G.
Telecom players Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vi are conducting 5G field trials across various cities in the country using the 5G trial spectrum allotted by the government.
Vi has forged partnerships with technology players, ecosystem players, as well as homegrown startups to develop various 5G use cases relevant for Indian enterprises and consumers.
\u201cToday\u2019s competitive environment requires operators like Vi to operate a higher performing network with maximum agility at a lower cost per bit,\u201d said Ryan Perera, vice President and General Manager, Ciena India<\/a>. \u201cWith the network playing an increasingly important role to support digital applications today, Vi\u2019s transformed network is ready for prime time.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>Vi\u2019s rival Airtel in June 2021 had deployed Ciena\u2019s 600G and 800G technology in metro cities Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata to triple its fiber optic capacity to deliver enhanced 5G subscribers to its subscribers, as well as to support high-growth cloud applications while lowering cost per bit.