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火车表明所有中央政府实体特征空间数字下文
“火车给了一组全面的建议政府有利的监管和政策框架,以确保成功和快速推出小细胞和光纤使用街道家具在所有智能城市,其他城市和城镇,港口、机场、地铁rails,工业园区,和地产等,“火车说。
监管机构说,印度计划推出5克、小细胞可以在网络升级和扩张中发挥关键作用。
“火车给了一组全面的建议在有利的监管和政府政策框架,以确保成功和快速推出小细胞和光纤使用在所有智能城市街道设施,其他城市和城镇,港口、机场、地铁rails,工业园区,和地产等,“火车说。
推荐,使规定应该引进许可证禁止电信运营商和IP-1提供者进入任何独家合同或正确的方法与基础设施所有者或中国农科院的或任何其他权威。
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火车,支持共享卫星地球站之间的资源许可——中提出SESG许可证持有人和被许可方的电信服务。
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<\/figure>New Delhi: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai<\/a>) has recommended that all Central government entities should earmark dedicated spaces in their existing and planned buildings for installing digital connectivity infrastructure, including small and macro cells.Also, street furniture should be shared among telecom firms and there is a need to further amend the right of way (RoW) rules. All these measures are part of recommendations given by Trai on use of street furniture for small cells and aerial fibre deployment.The regulator said as India plans to launch 5G<\/a>, small cells can play a pivotal role in network upgradation and expansion.
\u201cTrai has given a comprehensive set of recommendations to the government on conducive regulatory and policy<\/a> framework to ensure successful and rapid rollout of small cells and optical fiber using street furniture in all smart cities, other cities and towns, ports, airports, metro rails, Industrial parks, and estates etc,\u201d Trai said.
<\/div><\/div>Trai said that Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) should issue advisory guidelines to states for mandating controlling administrative authorities (CAA) that own traffic lights to share these assets with telecom firms and IP-1 infrastructure providers for deployment of small cells.
It has been recommended that enabling provisions should be introduced in licenses prohibiting telcos and IP-1 providers from entering into any exclusive contract or right of ways with infrastructure owners or CAAs or any other authority.
It has been recommended that enabling provisions should be introduced in licenses prohibiting telcos and IP-1 providers from entering into any exclusive contract or right of ways with infrastructure owners or CAAs or any other authority.