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印度电信公司将在现网测试本地4G技术
该设备由远程信息技术发展中心和塔塔咨询服务公司(TCS)共同开发，已经通过测试，可以在静态网络上同时处理1000万次呼叫。一位不愿透露姓名的公司高级官员表示，在现场网络测试成功后，将开始更广泛的推广。
国营电信运营商Bharat Sanchar Nigam有限公司（BSNL)正计划开始测试当地开发的4 g下个月解决方案，从50台无线电开始。
该设备由远程信息技术发展中心开发塔塔咨询服务（TCS)，已经过测试，可在静态网络上同时处理1,000万个电话。一位不愿透露姓名的公司高级官员表示，在现场网络测试成功后，将开始更广泛的推广。
根据该官员的说法，TCS已经通知BSNL，与至少三家合同制造商合作生产无线电设备已进入最后阶段，这样一旦推出，就可以提供足够的数量。除了代工制造商外，光辉的网络预计该公司也将在当地生产网络设备。
BSNL计划推出10万个4G站点，耗资1500 - 160亿卢比。
这家亏损的公司自2019年以来一直计划推出4G服务，但在2020年，由于对国内公司的限制性条件，该公司被迫取消了招标。随后，它被指示只能使用国内公司的设备。
由于测试该设备所需的时间，该设备的推出被推迟，该设备是印度首次在当地开发的。该官员说，另一个拖延的原因是价格谈判，但现在已经达成共识，同意斥资1.5万亿至1.6万亿卢比购买10万个地点，包括40瓦无线电设备。
官员表示，一旦4G开始推出，5G将随着测试的完成而同步推出。定价将在未来几个月敲定。
BSNL 4G网络的成功推出，可能推动印度进入美国、瑞典、芬兰、韩国和中国等发展了电信网络技术的国家。目前，该市场由瑞典爱立信、芬兰爱立信等公司主导诺基亚中国的华为，韩国的华为三星也正在成为一个重要的参与者。
“世界上只有五个国家拥有端到端的4G-5G技术堆栈，但现在通过公私合作模式，印度已经开发了自己的4G和5G技术堆栈，并已成功测试，可同时处理1000万个呼叫，”印度通信部长阿什维尼·瓦什纳瓦最近在甘地那加举行的B20会议上表示。
近年来，出于国家安全考虑，政府一直在推动电信领域的自力更生。与中国的政治和军事对峙还导致华为和中兴等中国公司实际上被禁止参与印度的5G部署，而其他公司则被强加了严格的安全条件。
在BSNL推出本地开发的电信设备后，政府希望私营企业也能使用该技术。
该设备由远程信息技术发展中心开发塔塔咨询服务（TCS)，已经过测试，可在静态网络上同时处理1,000万个电话。一位不愿透露姓名的公司高级官员表示，在现场网络测试成功后，将开始更广泛的推广。
根据该官员的说法，TCS已经通知BSNL，与至少三家合同制造商合作生产无线电设备已进入最后阶段，这样一旦推出，就可以提供足够的数量。除了代工制造商外，光辉的网络预计该公司也将在当地生产网络设备。
这家亏损的公司自2019年以来一直计划推出4G服务，但在2020年，由于对国内公司的限制性条件，该公司被迫取消了招标。随后，它被指示只能使用国内公司的设备。
由于测试该设备所需的时间，该设备的推出被推迟，该设备是印度首次在当地开发的。该官员说，另一个拖延的原因是价格谈判，但现在已经达成共识，同意斥资1.5万亿至1.6万亿卢比购买10万个地点，包括40瓦无线电设备。
官员表示，一旦4G开始推出，5G将随着测试的完成而同步推出。定价将在未来几个月敲定。
BSNL 4G网络的成功推出，可能推动印度进入美国、瑞典、芬兰、韩国和中国等发展了电信网络技术的国家。目前，该市场由瑞典爱立信、芬兰爱立信等公司主导诺基亚中国的华为，韩国的华为三星也正在成为一个重要的参与者。
深入分析:基础设施投资萎缩，缺乏网络接入阻碍了印度的5G红利
国家目标包括在2022-23财年和2023-24财年分别累计达到100万和120万座电信塔，但根据数字基础设施提供商协会(Dipa)提供的行业数据，迄今为止，该国仅部署了73.9万座电信塔。
“世界上只有五个国家拥有端到端的4G-5G技术堆栈，但现在通过公私合作模式，印度已经开发了自己的4G和5G技术堆栈，并已成功测试，可同时处理1000万个呼叫，”印度通信部长阿什维尼·瓦什纳瓦最近在甘地那加举行的B20会议上表示。
在BSNL推出本地开发的电信设备后，政府希望私营企业也能使用该技术。
State-run telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd<\/a> (BSNL<\/a>) is planning to begin testing a locally developed 4G<\/a> solution on a live network next month, starting with 50 radio units.
The equipment, developed by the Centre for Development of Telematics along with Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> (TCS<\/a>), has already been tested to handle 10 million calls simultaneously on a static network. After successful testing on the live network, the broader roll-out will commence, a senior company official said on condition of anonymity.
As per the official, TCS has informed BSNL that it is in final stages to have tie-ups with at least three contract manufacturers for making the radio units, so that enough quantity can be made available once the roll-out happens. Apart from the contract manufacturers, Tejas Networks<\/a>, a unit of Tata Sons, the parent company of TCS, is expected to locally manufacture the network equipment as well.
The equipment, developed by the Centre for Development of Telematics along with Tata Consultancy Services<\/a> (TCS<\/a>), has already been tested to handle 10 million calls simultaneously on a static network. After successful testing on the live network, the broader roll-out will commence, a senior company official said on condition of anonymity.
As per the official, TCS has informed BSNL that it is in final stages to have tie-ups with at least three contract manufacturers for making the radio units, so that enough quantity can be made available once the roll-out happens. Apart from the contract manufacturers, Tejas Networks<\/a>, a unit of Tata Sons, the parent company of TCS, is expected to locally manufacture the network equipment as well.
<\/div><\/div>BSNL plans to launch 100,000 4G sites, which will cost Rs 15,000-16,000 crore.
The loss-making company has been planning to launch 4G services since 2019 but in 2020, it was forced to cancel a tender due to restrictive conditions for domestic firms. Subsequently, it was directed to use equipment only from domestic companies.
The roll-out has been delayed owing to the time required to test the equipment, which has been developed locally for the first time in India. Another reason for the delay is the price negotiations, but now consensus has emerged over a Rs 15,000 -16,000 crore deal for 100,000 sites, comprising 40-watt radio units, said the official.
Once the 4G roll-out starts, 5G will be done simultaneously as the testing has been done, said officials. The pricing will be finalised in the coming months.
A successful roll-out of BSNL\u2019s 4G network could propel India into the countries \u2013 such as the US, Sweden, Finland, South Korea and China \u2013 which have developed telecom network technology. Currently, the market is dominated by the likes of Sweden\u2019s Ericsson, Finland\u2019s Nokia<\/a> and China\u2019s Huawei, while South Korea\u2019s Samsung<\/a> is also emerging as a key player.
The loss-making company has been planning to launch 4G services since 2019 but in 2020, it was forced to cancel a tender due to restrictive conditions for domestic firms. Subsequently, it was directed to use equipment only from domestic companies.
The roll-out has been delayed owing to the time required to test the equipment, which has been developed locally for the first time in India. Another reason for the delay is the price negotiations, but now consensus has emerged over a Rs 15,000 -16,000 crore deal for 100,000 sites, comprising 40-watt radio units, said the official.
Once the 4G roll-out starts, 5G will be done simultaneously as the testing has been done, said officials. The pricing will be finalised in the coming months.
A successful roll-out of BSNL\u2019s 4G network could propel India into the countries \u2013 such as the US, Sweden, Finland, South Korea and China \u2013 which have developed telecom network technology. Currently, the market is dominated by the likes of Sweden\u2019s Ericsson, Finland\u2019s Nokia<\/a> and China\u2019s Huawei, while South Korea\u2019s Samsung<\/a> is also emerging as a key player.
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