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休斯,ISRO高温超导发射宽带服务在印度
Shivaji Chatterjee,高级副总裁休斯通讯印度这里告诉记者,高温超导可以4 g的需要回程,回程5克、wi - fi连接社区网络,移动服务(在地面/空中),和还将改善农村包容等等。
印度分公司休斯网络系统说,HughesHTS服务结合ku波段ISRO的GSAT-11和GSAT-29卫星休斯木星平台提供高速宽带,包括在最偏远的地区。
Shivaji Chatterjee,高级副总裁,休斯通讯印度这里告诉记者,高温超导可以4 g的需要回程,5 g回程,wi - fi连接社区网络,移动服务(在地面/空中),和还将改善农村包容等等。
休斯最初感染1 gbps的能力在高温超导但预计这种增长大大10 gbps - 100 gbps。
Chatterjee说,最初的高温超导宽带服务将在一系列2-10Mbps网速(每秒)。
卫星运营商也签署了一些客户的高温超导等垂直服务银行、中小企业(中小企业),宽带,和4 g电信运营商,但没有共享名称。
“我们试图与高温超导提供计划,就像一个移动的计划与高温超导…,我们能够使它非常便宜。一天1 GB,仍只收取全月几千卢比。我们也想出了各种各样的变异,你是否想要一个VPN服务与固定的带宽,你想GB包,你想要一个月,”Chatterjee说。
拉梅什Ramaswamy、执行副总裁和总经理,国际部,休斯网络系统最近在一次采访中告诉ETSatcom高温超导宽带将重点区域为公司连同OneWeb服务和管理服务。
“为什么我们如此自豪的ISRO…也是成本效益。关键是,如果消费者在卫星通信工作,每一点的成本是非常划算的。我们做的端到端服务。是通过我们每一个客户的网站,所有今天的200000人。肯定,消费者将会与业务,”他补充道。
卫星宽带是一个成本有效的方式将连接无关的领域:休斯网络
政府需要确保足够的频谱可用性用于提供卫星宽带服务的新政策,拉梅什Ramaswamy说,执行副总裁和总经理,国际分工与ETSatcom休斯网络系统,在一次采访中。
“新的高温超导功能由ISRO卫星,我们相信,人机交互将继续提供优质的卫星宽带服务,进一步增强连接体验加速印度的数字转换,”美国Somanath说,秘书,部门的空间和主席,ISRO在一份声明中说。
总裁兼董事总经理Partho Banerjee休斯通讯印度表示,该公司正寻求利用ka波段卫星将更具有成本效益。
“消费者模型而言,或者B2C,印度很可能会看到现场部署更多的聚合的形式通过社区wi - fi,”巴纳吉说。
在被问到是否有来自权贵如亚马逊的竞争项目柯伊伯和伊隆麝香我们在未来,他说,卫星通信的球员可能为不同的部分用不同的技术。
休斯在印度整个带宽容量将主要用于主要的B2B应用,回程,低延迟应用程序,非常具体的应用程序,并不是真正的消费空间,“行政补充道。
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The Indian arm of Hughes Network Systems<\/a> said that the HughesHTS<\/a> service combines Ku-band from ISRO\u2019s GSAT-11 and GSAT-29 satellites with the Hughes Jupiter platform<\/a> to deliver high-speed broadband in the country, including in the most remote areas.
Shivaji Chatterjee, Senior Vice President, Hughes<\/a> Communications India told reporters here that the HTS can serve the needs of 4G backhaul, 5G backhaul, Wi-Fi connectivity for community internet, mobility services (in land\/air), and will also improve rural inclusion, among others.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cThe ground segment technology has already been tested for 5G around the world. And it's done by Hughes. In India, the 5G networks are not yet rolled out. As they [telecom operators] start looking at the deployment of 5G, we will also test it,\u201d he said, adding that the company is currently testing 5G backhaul to fine-tune its integration.
Hughes has initially contracted 1Gbps of capacity on HTS but expects this to grow many-fold to 10Gbps-100Gbps.
Chatterjee said that the initial HTS broadband service will have internet speeds in the range of 2-10Mbps (Megabits per second).
The satellite operator has also signed up some customers for its HTS service in verticals such as banking, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), broadband, and 4G telecom operators, but did not share names.
\u201cWhat we've tried to do with HTS is provide plans which are like a mobile plan\u2026 with HTS, we are able to make it very affordable. One GB a day and still charge only few thousand rupees for the full month. We have also come up with various kinds of variants, whether you want a VPN service with fixed bandwidth, you want the GB pack, you want a monthly pack,\u201d Chatterjee said.
Ramesh Ramaswamy, Executive Vice President, and General Manager, International division, Hughes Network Systems recently told ETSatcom in an interview that HTS broadband will be a key focus area for the company along with OneWeb services and managed services.
Hughes has initially contracted 1Gbps of capacity on HTS but expects this to grow many-fold to 10Gbps-100Gbps.
Chatterjee said that the initial HTS broadband service will have internet speeds in the range of 2-10Mbps (Megabits per second).
The satellite operator has also signed up some customers for its HTS service in verticals such as banking, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), broadband, and 4G telecom operators, but did not share names.
\u201cWhat we've tried to do with HTS is provide plans which are like a mobile plan\u2026 with HTS, we are able to make it very affordable. One GB a day and still charge only few thousand rupees for the full month. We have also come up with various kinds of variants, whether you want a VPN service with fixed bandwidth, you want the GB pack, you want a monthly pack,\u201d Chatterjee said.
Ramesh Ramaswamy, Executive Vice President, and General Manager, International division, Hughes Network Systems recently told ETSatcom in an interview that HTS broadband will be a key focus area for the company along with OneWeb services and managed services.
<\/div><\/div>Replying to reporters if consumer applications can become prominent in the immediate future, Chatterjee said that \u201ceconomics in India is always unique\u201d, drawing parallels to North and South America, where Hughes is serving 1.5 million consumers internet through satcom terminals.
\u201cWhy we are so proud of ISRO\u2026 is also the cost-effectiveness. The point is that if consumers on satcom have to work, the cost per bit has to be very cost-effective. We do end-to-end service. Every customer site is done by us, all 200,000 of them today. Definitely, consumers will come with the business,\u201d he added.
\u201cWhy we are so proud of ISRO\u2026 is also the cost-effectiveness. The point is that if consumers on satcom have to work, the cost per bit has to be very cost-effective. We do end-to-end service. Every customer site is done by us, all 200,000 of them today. Definitely, consumers will come with the business,\u201d he added.