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Delicense V带促进PM-WANI: ITU-APT
IAFI进一步提出低V带(57 - 66 GHz)应该delicensed不指定任何通道带宽提出符合相关标准IEEE,世界上最大的专业技术组织的进步。
在一封给电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw2021年,9月22日,IAFI总统巴拉特B巴蒂亚说,“我们强烈建议交通部应立即delicense V带与其他发展中国家和发达国家通过我们的工程师来支持创新与全球生态系统低成本的室外无线和固定无线网络。”
德里组代表脸谱网Viasat公司通信卫星,OneWeb和海事卫星组织。
相反,宽带已经deicensed游说团体认为v频带在多达70个国家,并将极大的受益印度的经济和作为一个社会好符合国家数字通信政策(NDCP) 2018。
IAFI进一步提出低V带(57 - 66 GHz)应该delicensed不指定任何通道带宽提出符合相关标准IEEE,世界上最大的专业技术组织的进步。
“v频带提供无线解决方案,它可以迅速帮助满足的愿望PM-WANI这些乐队可以作为一个可选择的解决方案部署到回程的大型交通在城市、郊区和农村环境,大大减少通行权障碍,“7-page字母补充道。
中心的著名PM-WANI旨在提高无线互联网连接在这个国家通过公共数据等多个利益相关者(PDO)的办公室,办公室公共数据聚合器和应用程序提供商。
中心寻求最高法院承认的空间频谱分配
频谱分配卫星技术的球员一直是一个有争议的问题之间有抱负的空间宽带球员和地面网络运营商与前寻求卫星带宽没有把它出售。
Bhatia进一步说,V带提供了独特的功能,如千兆速度、短程,缺乏氧气吸收干扰频率范围内,使乐队共享未经授权使用的理想选择。
License-free V带的愿望是至关重要的小企业家或店主在农村和郊区,和乐队被认为是理想的解决方案提供高容量PM-WANI所需无线连接,该组织说。
2015年,随着一个引用从电信部(点),印度电信管理局(火车)曾建议V带应该delicensed基于室内和室外的应用,如wi - fi热点的访问。
有充足的理由对印度释放V带的潜力。这个选项将提振经济远远超出了收入《迷失》,通过不拍卖V频段,IAFI说,并补充说license-exempt的方法是扩大宽带服务的关键企业,行业,村庄、学校和村庄。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The ITU-APT Foundation of India (IAFI) has sought to delicense the spectrum in V band (60 GHz range) to bridge the digital divide by promoting Prime Minister\u2019s Wi-Fi Access Network Interface (PM-WANI) initiative.In a letter to telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a>, dated September 22, 2021, IAFI president Bharat B Bhatia said, \"We strongly recommend that the Ministry of Communications should immediately delicense the V band in line with other developing and developed countries to support innovation by our engineers in line with the global ecosystem for low-cost outdoor Wi-Fi and fixed wireless networks.\"
The Delhi-based group represents Facebook<\/a>, Viasat, Telesat, OneWeb and Inmarsat.
<\/div><\/div>The delicensing of V band, however, snowballed into a controversy with telecom carriers fearing to lose market share with apprehensions that such a move might lead to a back-door entry of Wi-Fi entities.
On the contrary, broadband lobby groups argue that the V-band has already been deicensed in as many as 70 countries, and would immensely benefit India's economy and act as a social good in line with the National Digital Communications Policy<\/a> (NDCP) 2018.
IAFI further proposed that the lower V band (57-66 GHz) should be delicensed without specifying any channel bandwidth in line with relevant standards put forth by IEEE, the world's largest professional organisation for technology advancement.
\"The V-band offers a wireless solution that can speedily help meet the aspirations of PM-WANI as these bands can be deployed as an alternative solution to backhaul the large traffic in urban, suburban and rural environments while considerably reducing right-of-way hurdles,\" the 7-page letter added.
Centre's prestigious PM-WANI aims to boost wireless internet connectivity in the country through multiple stakeholders such as Public Data Offices (PDO), Public Data Office Aggregators and application providers.
On the contrary, broadband lobby groups argue that the V-band has already been deicensed in as many as 70 countries, and would immensely benefit India's economy and act as a social good in line with the National Digital Communications Policy<\/a> (NDCP) 2018.
IAFI further proposed that the lower V band (57-66 GHz) should be delicensed without specifying any channel bandwidth in line with relevant standards put forth by IEEE, the world's largest professional organisation for technology advancement.
\"The V-band offers a wireless solution that can speedily help meet the aspirations of PM-WANI as these bands can be deployed as an alternative solution to backhaul the large traffic in urban, suburban and rural environments while considerably reducing right-of-way hurdles,\" the 7-page letter added.
Centre's prestigious PM-WANI aims to boost wireless internet connectivity in the country through multiple stakeholders such as Public Data Offices (PDO), Public Data Office Aggregators and application providers.
<\/div><\/div>In December 2020, the Cabinet approved the ambitious Wi-Fi scheme, following which Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted that the scheme would \"boost incomes\" as well as ensure youth to get \"seamless internet connectivity\" and also strengthen Digital India mission.