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Jio准备领导印度的5 g市场频谱控股,使用先进的技术:GlobalData
据报道,“依赖Jio拨款250亿美元用于5 g服务推广,使其在印度最大的5 g投资。的关键因素之一,集公司除了竞争对手是其先进的频率利用率的策略,”先生说Charan Padala, GlobalData专题情报研究小组的首席分析师。
Jio最近说它真正的5 g服务已经扩展到全国184个城市,外加50个城市。
据报道,“依赖Jio拨款250亿美元用于5 g服务推广,使其在印度最大的5 g投资。的关键因素之一,集公司除了竞争对手是其先进的频率利用率的策略,”先生说Charan Padala, GlobalData专题情报研究小组的首席分析师。
”其中,700 mhz频带尤其值得注意,因为它允许Jio渗透在印度农村地区,提供低成本的5 g服务群众,“Padala说。
据分析师Jio也已经采取了几项措施,以减少潜在的干扰其5 g服务,如使用波束形成,光束跟踪、动态频谱管理(DSM),并为每个基站部署多个天线。
“有了这些措施,Jio将成为市场主导力量在印度5克。先进的基础设施和技术,Jio有能力提供令人难以置信的快加速到每秒600比特和超低延迟,”Padala说。
这也将有助于Jio使应用程序,比如物联网(物联网)、增强现实、虚拟现实,和自主驾驶这很快就会变得很重要。
“因此,Jio完全利用这些连接的创新服务日益增长的需求在印度,“Padala说。
虽然Jio部署5 g网络基于独立(SA)模式使用700 mhz和3300 mhz乐队,对手Bharti Airtel部署了5 g non-standalone (NSA)网络使用1800 mhz和3300 mhz。沃达丰的想法然而,尚未推出5 g网络。
Amantya与私人5 g部署:印度电信公司首席技术官
“我们正在和他们讨论。我们想第一个和BSNL还清。然后我们想去与这些大的球员,”首席技术官Sanjay Bisen Amantya技术告诉ETTelecom在接受采访时说。乐动娱乐招聘
除此之外,Jio也与大学的奥卢6克的研究和开发技术。
电信部门估计,6克可能早在2029年- 2030年在印度推出。
“Jio与大学的合作奥卢职位公司电信作为一个关键球员行业,而不仅仅是在印度,但在全球舞台上,”分析师说。
然而,他警告Jio的努力是否会回报消费者的采用。“尽管这种不确定性,Jio雄心勃勃的计划5 g和6 g技术使印度在全球先进的通信的地图。”
行业在未来几年花400 - 5000亿美元来连接世界5 g:米塔尔
“大多数5 g的好处将是工业应用,是我们最兴奋的。我们已经开始与博世合作,我们正在与马辛德拉以确保我们可以使他们的生活更好,更有效率,更划算,”米塔尔说。“我认为这是兴奋。”
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio<\/a>\u2019s 5G<\/a> spectrum holding across key bands such as low-band (700MHz) and mmWave (26GHz) combined with the use of advanced technology will help the telecom operator take lead in India\u2019s 5G market, according to research firm GlobalData<\/a>. Jio recently said its True 5G services have been expanded to 184 cities across the country, with the addition of 50 cities.
\u201cReliance Jio has reportedly earmarked $25 billion for 5G services rollout, making it the largest 5G investment in India. One of the key factors that set the company apart from its competitors is its advanced frequency utilization strategy,\u201d said Shri Charan Padala, Principal Analyst in the Thematic Intelligence team at GlobalData.
<\/div><\/div>The telecom giant has purchased 5G spectrum in all the main frequency bands, including 700MHz (n28), 800MHz (n5), 1800MHz (n3), 3300MHz (n78), and the premium mmWave 26GHz (n258) bands.
\u201cOf these, the 700MHz band is particularly noteworthy as it allows Jio to penetrate rural areas in India and offer low-cost 5G services to the masses,\u201d said Padala.
According to the analyst, Jio has also taken several measures to reduce potential interference with its 5G services such as the use of beamforming, beam tracking, dynamic spectrum management (DSM), and the deployment of multiple antennas for each base station.
\u201cWith these measures in place, Jio is poised to become a dominant force in the Indian 5G market. With its advanced infrastructure and technology, Jio has the capability to offer incredibly fast speeds up to 600 megabits per second and ultra-low latency,\u201d said Padala.
This will also help Jio enable applications such as the Internet of Things (IoT), augmented reality, virtual reality, and autonomous driving which will become important soon.
\u201cAs such, Jio is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for these connected innovative services in India,\u201d said Padala.
While Jio is deploying its 5G network based on the standalone (SA) mode using the 700MHz and 3300MHz bands, rival Bharti Airtel<\/a> is deploying its 5G non-standalone (NSA) network using the 1800MHz and 3300MHz bands. Vodafone Idea<\/a>, however, is yet to launch its 5G network.
\u201cOf these, the 700MHz band is particularly noteworthy as it allows Jio to penetrate rural areas in India and offer low-cost 5G services to the masses,\u201d said Padala.
According to the analyst, Jio has also taken several measures to reduce potential interference with its 5G services such as the use of beamforming, beam tracking, dynamic spectrum management (DSM), and the deployment of multiple antennas for each base station.
\u201cWith these measures in place, Jio is poised to become a dominant force in the Indian 5G market. With its advanced infrastructure and technology, Jio has the capability to offer incredibly fast speeds up to 600 megabits per second and ultra-low latency,\u201d said Padala.
This will also help Jio enable applications such as the Internet of Things (IoT), augmented reality, virtual reality, and autonomous driving which will become important soon.
\u201cAs such, Jio is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for these connected innovative services in India,\u201d said Padala.
While Jio is deploying its 5G network based on the standalone (SA) mode using the 700MHz and 3300MHz bands, rival Bharti Airtel<\/a> is deploying its 5G non-standalone (NSA) network using the 1800MHz and 3300MHz bands. Vodafone Idea<\/a>, however, is yet to launch its 5G network.
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