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IAFI寻求创建国家6克的使命
德里集团在一份声明中说,它提出了“创建国家6克的使命与一个固定的预算,时间计划,办公室和授权,网站,商标开车和基金研究6 g技术,法规,标准,和产品。”
德里集团在一份声明中说,它提出了“创建国家6克的使命与一个固定的预算,时间计划,办公室和授权,网站,商标开车和基金研究6 g技术,法规,标准,和产品。”
主动,根据它,应该保持在国有等组织远程信息处理中心的发展(C-DoT)和印度电信标准开发社会(TSDSI)。
该基金会还说,印度积极参与全球论坛等第三代合作伙伴项目(3 gpp)和国际电信联盟(ITU)是急需的。
2021年,电信部(点)形成的22位创新集团由K拉,电信部长为6克路线图开发创建一个视觉。
分别在2021年12月30日通知,部门设置多达六academia-driven任务部队下技术创新组(TIG)要求直接交付到3月31日,2022年,包括映射6克的活动和能力在世界范围内,和印度的白皮书能力,包括研究和pre-standardisation活动。
“然而,看的速度发展发生在全球6 g技术的研究和设计以及发展全球统一标准,这是我们的感觉,我们已经落后于曲线在6克,”巴拉特Bhatia,总统,IAFI说。
电信公司在沟通点和DGCA之间的差距
电信部门,在11月下旬公报,指示电信公司禁用5 g基站在3.3 -3.6 GHz乐队,或mid-band,大约2公里内的两端跑道,几乎一公里从印度机场的跑道的中线。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The ITU-APT Foundation of India (IAFI<\/a>) Monday asked the government to set up a national 6G<\/a> mission with a fixed budget and timeframe, as well as a steering committee and ensure active participation at global forums to accelerate sixth generation or 6G development in the country.In a statement, the Delhi-based group said that it has proposed the \"creation of a national 6G mission with a fixed budget, time plan, office and mandate, website, logo to drive and fund research into 6G technology, regulations, standards, and products.\"
The initiative, according to it, should be kept outside the state-owned organisations such as Centre for Development of Telematics<\/a> (C-DoT) and Telecommunications Standards Development Society India (TSDSI<\/a>).
<\/div><\/div>Further, it said that setting up of a national steering committee involving the industry and the R&D institutions along with the relevant regulatory authorities to guide and support the national mission would be imperative for the development of next generation technology.
The foundation also said that active participation of India at global forums such as the 3rd Generation Partnership Project<\/a> (3GPP) and International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is much needed.
In 2021, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) formed a 22-member innovation group headed by K Rajaraman, telecom secretary to create a vision for the 6G roadmap development in the country.
Separately in a notification dated December 30, 2021, the department set up as many as six academia-driven task forces under the Technology Innovation Group<\/a> (TIG) mandating immediate deliverables by March 31, 2022 that included mapping of 6G activities and capabilities worldwide, and a white paper on India's competencies, including research and pre-standardisation activities.
\u201cHowever, looking at the speed with which the developments are taking place in the global research and design of 6G technology as well as and development of globally harmonized standards, it is our feeling that we are already trailing behind the curve on 6G,\u201d Bharat Bhatia, President, IAFI said.
The foundation also said that active participation of India at global forums such as the 3rd Generation Partnership Project<\/a> (3GPP) and International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is much needed.
In 2021, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) formed a 22-member innovation group headed by K Rajaraman, telecom secretary to create a vision for the 6G roadmap development in the country.
Separately in a notification dated December 30, 2021, the department set up as many as six academia-driven task forces under the Technology Innovation Group<\/a> (TIG) mandating immediate deliverables by March 31, 2022 that included mapping of 6G activities and capabilities worldwide, and a white paper on India's competencies, including research and pre-standardisation activities.
\u201cHowever, looking at the speed with which the developments are taking place in the global research and design of 6G technology as well as and development of globally harmonized standards, it is our feeling that we are already trailing behind the curve on 6G,\u201d Bharat Bhatia, President, IAFI said.
<\/div><\/div>The group believes that the usage of new generation of technology would further expand into immersive, critical, and massive communications, offering new capabilities beyond communications with omnipresent connectivity, sustainability, efficiency and extending services range to include non-terrestrial applications.