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BSNL 4 g推出电信延伸试验可能会被推迟
BSNL预计4 g网络推广在10个月试验的成功完成,但新的扩展,推出只能预计到2022年底。
早些时候,试验预计在10月31日结束,2021年。扩展,试验得出的12月31日,2021年。
BSNL预计4 g网络推广在10个月试验的成功完成,但新的扩展,推出只能预计到2022年底。
BSNL今年1月份列入意向书后,TCS-backed财团,包括国营远程信息技术开发中心(C-DoT)和Bengaluru-based光辉网络,是入围供应核心和无线电设备试验地点的前奏电信雄心勃勃的4 g推广策略。
TCS蔑视PoC条件对4 g网络,BSNL说
TCS三页的字母,日期为11月8日,2021年,BSNL说,“强调,M / s TCS没有部署跑(无线接入网络)即使在一个地点按列入意向书的条款和条件(项目意向书)到目前为止,”,进一步要求塔塔集团公司加快设备的部署。
在最近的一次给塔塔集团公司主导的财团,BSNL对第四代的进步表示不满或4 g-led概念验证(PoC)援引non-deployment所需的无线电网络尽管延长时间。
国营电信寻求升级13533 2 g和3 g网站在南部和西部地区的成本567.35卢比。
上个月,电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw和秘书K拉第一次调用了回(画外音长期演进)试验网络和吹嘘它作为一个“在印度”的成就。
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<\/figure>State-run telco Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) has extended the trials of its fourth-generation or 4G services by two months which may further delay the commercial rollout of 4G network, according to a Financial Express report. Earlier, the trials were expected to conclude by October 31, 2021. With the extension, trials may conclude by December 31, 2021.
BSNL expects 4G network rollout within 10 months on the successful completion of trials but with the new extension, the rollout can only be expected by the end of 2022.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cConsidering the representation received from PoC (proof of concept) vendors\u2026the PoC timeline has been extended till December 31, 2021, as a one-time measure for completion of PoC and no further extension will be granted by BSNL,\u201d the telco said in a letter to the vendors, as per the publication.
Following the BSNL's EoI in January this year, TCS-backed consortium that included state-run Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) and Bengaluru-based Tejas Networks, was shortlisted to supply core and radio equipment for the trial sites in a prelude to telco's ambitious 4G rollout strategy.
Following the BSNL's EoI in January this year, TCS-backed consortium that included state-run Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) and Bengaluru-based Tejas Networks, was shortlisted to supply core and radio equipment for the trial sites in a prelude to telco's ambitious 4G rollout strategy.