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“波段间频谱共享可能发现许多接受者”
他们补充说,波段间光谱的基本原理和活跃的基础设施共享在短期内还不存在两大电信公司,依赖Jio Bharti Airtel,追求5 g截然不同的策略。这是自Jio选择了独立(SA)模式为其全国5 g网络推广而Airtel选择了non-standalone (NSA)模式,有非常不同的全球生态系统。
加尔各答:波段间之间的频谱共享电信公司不太可能很快发现许多人随着电信市场已经缩减到三位私营航空公司都有足够的pan-India电视控股跨多个4 g和5克乐队,顶部行业高管和分析师表示。
他们补充说,波段间光谱的基本原理和活跃的基础设施共享在短期内还不存在两大电信公司,依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel5 g,追求截然不同的策略。这是自Jio选择了独立(SA)模式为其全国5 g网络推广附近的旅馆选择了non-standalone (国家安全局)模式,它有非常不同的全球生态系统。
波段间之间的电波频谱共享池和共享两个或两个以上的经营者在多个乐队在一个特定的市场。目前,波段间频谱共享是不允许的。只有intra-band,或者两个运营商之间的共享电视在一个特定的乐队,是允许的。
电信高管和分析师对火车的最新论文寻求行业意见需要和运营商之间的光谱波段间共享以及规定带宽租赁。监管机构也寻求意见是否活跃的基础设施必须允许共享所有电信服务许可证/授权。
活跃的基础设施共享涉及共享移动网络的电子元件,从而导致成本的优化。
“火车的论文有点过时的频谱稀缺不再是一个现实,电信公司获得足够的4 g和5 g电波最近拍卖,展望未来未售出的光谱在600 MHz, 700兆赫和3.3 GHz乐队也将是可用的,并且有可能以较低的储备价格趋势,”一位高管的一大3电信公司告诉等。
他说,可能是一个业务对于光谱波段间共享,如果政府允许它三年前当确实需要获得大量4 g无线电波来满足pan-India网络覆盖和容量需求。
虽然高管和分析师表示,这种情况可能会改变如果采用5 g水平生态系统和设备的快速发展,要求电信公司2024年初大幅增加网络容量。他们补充说,缺乏清晰的可用性mid-band光谱3.8 GHz 5 g服务之外还可以做波段间频谱共享在未来几年更相关。
可以肯定的是,一些分析人士支持火车的呼吁波段间频谱共享环在频谱效率和提高能力的地方面临严重的网络拥塞。“波段间共享繁荣的主要和次要频谱市场铺平了道路,这将促进效率,降低成本,使移动宽带服务更负担得起的,“马赫什•Uppal导演,Com第一个印度,一个咨询公司专门从事频谱监管事宜,告诉等。
专家支持火车的担忧在电视广播波段间共享的可能性影响电信对新鲜的频谱在未来购买拍卖,可以抢的政府收入机会。他们也承认监管机构的担忧在电信公司滥用的可能性,如果波段间共享频谱投降选择是允许的。
“威慑必须到位,确保系统并不像公司可能会投降博弈频谱在一个特定的乐队,开始分享另一个电信的频谱在同一个乐队为了节省成本,导致潜在损失,”另一位高管表示。
他们补充说,波段间光谱的基本原理和活跃的基础设施共享在短期内还不存在两大电信公司,依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel5 g,追求截然不同的策略。这是自Jio选择了独立(SA)模式为其全国5 g网络推广附近的旅馆选择了non-standalone (国家安全局)模式,它有非常不同的全球生态系统。
波段间之间的电波频谱共享池和共享两个或两个以上的经营者在多个乐队在一个特定的市场。目前,波段间频谱共享是不允许的。只有intra-band,或者两个运营商之间的共享电视在一个特定的乐队,是允许的。
电信高管和分析师对火车的最新论文寻求行业意见需要和运营商之间的光谱波段间共享以及规定带宽租赁。监管机构也寻求意见是否活跃的基础设施必须允许共享所有电信服务许可证/授权。
活跃的基础设施共享涉及共享移动网络的电子元件,从而导致成本的优化。
“火车的论文有点过时的频谱稀缺不再是一个现实,电信公司获得足够的4 g和5 g电波最近拍卖,展望未来未售出的光谱在600 MHz, 700兆赫和3.3 GHz乐队也将是可用的,并且有可能以较低的储备价格趋势,”一位高管的一大3电信公司告诉等。
他说,可能是一个业务对于光谱波段间共享,如果政府允许它三年前当确实需要获得大量4 g无线电波来满足pan-India网络覆盖和容量需求。
虽然高管和分析师表示,这种情况可能会改变如果采用5 g水平生态系统和设备的快速发展,要求电信公司2024年初大幅增加网络容量。他们补充说,缺乏清晰的可用性mid-band光谱3.8 GHz 5 g服务之外还可以做波段间频谱共享在未来几年更相关。
火车寻求意见波段间频谱共享、带宽租赁
在上周五发布的一份咨询报告,印度电信管理部门(火车)说,频谱共享与乐队,或intra-band,两个运营商之间已经是允许的。
可以肯定的是,一些分析人士支持火车的呼吁波段间频谱共享环在频谱效率和提高能力的地方面临严重的网络拥塞。“波段间共享繁荣的主要和次要频谱市场铺平了道路,这将促进效率,降低成本,使移动宽带服务更负担得起的,“马赫什•Uppal导演,Com第一个印度,一个咨询公司专门从事频谱监管事宜,告诉等。
专家支持火车的担忧在电视广播波段间共享的可能性影响电信对新鲜的频谱在未来购买拍卖,可以抢的政府收入机会。他们也承认监管机构的担忧在电信公司滥用的可能性,如果波段间共享频谱投降选择是允许的。
“威慑必须到位,确保系统并不像公司可能会投降博弈频谱在一个特定的乐队,开始分享另一个电信的频谱在同一个乐队为了节省成本,导致潜在损失,”另一位高管表示。
Kolkata: Inter-band spectrum sharing among telcos is unlikely to find many takers anytime soon as the telecom market has shrunk to just three private carriers who all have adequate pan-India<\/a> airwave holdings across multiple 4G and 5G bands, top industry<\/a> executives and analysts said.
They added that the rationale for inter-band spectrum and active infrastructure sharing also doesn\u2019t exist in the near term as the top two telcos, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>, are pursuing vastly different 5G strategies. This is since Jio<\/a> has chosen the standalone (SA) mode<\/a> for its countrywide 5G network rollout while Airtel<\/a> has opted for the non-standalone (NSA<\/a>) mode, which have very different global ecosystems.
Inter-band spectrum sharing is the pooling and sharing of airwaves between two or more operators in multiple bands in a particular market. At present, inter-band spectrum sharing is not allowed. Only intra-band, or the sharing of airwaves between two operators within a specific band, is permitted.
They added that the rationale for inter-band spectrum and active infrastructure sharing also doesn\u2019t exist in the near term as the top two telcos, Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>, are pursuing vastly different 5G strategies. This is since Jio<\/a> has chosen the standalone (SA) mode<\/a> for its countrywide 5G network rollout while Airtel<\/a> has opted for the non-standalone (NSA<\/a>) mode, which have very different global ecosystems.
Inter-band spectrum sharing is the pooling and sharing of airwaves between two or more operators in multiple bands in a particular market. At present, inter-band spectrum sharing is not allowed. Only intra-band, or the sharing of airwaves between two operators within a specific band, is permitted.
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Telco executives and analysts were responding to Trai\u2019s latest paper seeking industry views on the need and provisions for inter-band spectrum sharing among operators as well as bandwidth leasing. The regulator has also sought views on whether active infrastructure sharing must be allowed across all telecom service licences\/authorisations.
Active infrastructure sharing involves sharing of electronic elements of mobile networks, which can lead to optimisation of costs.
\u201cTrai\u2019s paper is somewhat outdated as spectrum scarcity is no longer a reality as telcos have acquired sufficient 4G and 5G airwaves in recent auctions, and going forward unsold spectrum in 600 MHz, 700 MHz and 3.3 GHz bands will also be available and possibly at lower reserve prices as has been the trend,\u201d a top executive at one of the Big 3 telcos told ET.
He said there could have been a business<\/a> case for inter-band spectrum sharing if the government had allowed it three years ago when there was a real need to acquire large chunks of 4G airwaves to meet pan-India network coverage and capacity needs.
Executives and analysts, though, said the situation could change if 5G adoption levels pick up and the devices ecosystem develops rapidly, requiring telcos to sharply increase network capacity by early-2024. They added that lack of clarity around availability of mid-band spectrum beyond 3.8 GHz for 5G services could also make inter-band spectrum sharing more relevant in coming years.
Telco executives and analysts were responding to Trai\u2019s latest paper seeking industry views on the need and provisions for inter-band spectrum sharing among operators as well as bandwidth leasing. The regulator has also sought views on whether active infrastructure sharing must be allowed across all telecom service licences\/authorisations.
Active infrastructure sharing involves sharing of electronic elements of mobile networks, which can lead to optimisation of costs.
\u201cTrai\u2019s paper is somewhat outdated as spectrum scarcity is no longer a reality as telcos have acquired sufficient 4G and 5G airwaves in recent auctions, and going forward unsold spectrum in 600 MHz, 700 MHz and 3.3 GHz bands will also be available and possibly at lower reserve prices as has been the trend,\u201d a top executive at one of the Big 3 telcos told ET.
He said there could have been a business<\/a> case for inter-band spectrum sharing if the government had allowed it three years ago when there was a real need to acquire large chunks of 4G airwaves to meet pan-India network coverage and capacity needs.
Executives and analysts, though, said the situation could change if 5G adoption levels pick up and the devices ecosystem develops rapidly, requiring telcos to sharply increase network capacity by early-2024. They added that lack of clarity around availability of mid-band spectrum beyond 3.8 GHz for 5G services could also make inter-band spectrum sharing more relevant in coming years.
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