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卫星通信可能充当前线服务:火车Raghunandan
“卫星通信可以作为一线服务在自然灾害的情况下,有很多自然灾害多发区。它也可以作为一个优秀的备份没有余地光纤电缆部署,”V Raghunandan,秘书,火车告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
新德里:卫星通信或卫星通信可以作为前线服务在某些地区光纤电缆连接可能不是可行的,和在灾难情况下保持基本服务包括银行启动并运行,电信监管机构印度(火车)的高级官员说。
“卫星通信可以作为一线服务在自然灾害的情况下,有很多自然灾害多发区。它也可以作为一个优秀的备份没有余地光纤电缆部署,”V Raghunandan,秘书,火车告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘
“它也可以是一个巨大的支持在农村和偏远地区尤其是东北和其他丘陵地区,也作为一个备份在岛屿,”这位官员说。
卫星通信照他的意思,可能作为支持业务连续性和维护无缝的银行服务尤其是ATM业务在自然灾害。
在全国卫星空间高度活动之后,监管机构还建议服务许可获得外国卫星在允许的频带带宽提供通信服务。
火车试图使租赁条款从pre-authorised外国卫星卫星的能力,据业内专家,也方便实惠全国宽带服务,和更快的部署。
OneWeb低地球轨道(LEO)卫星通信(satcom)公司,共有Sunil Mittal-driven Bharti集团和英国政府正计划卫星宽带在印度2022年中期变革。
明显的竞争伊隆麝香我们和亚马逊的柯伊伯公司在新兴卫星通信部分,Bharti全球的海外子公司Bharti企业另外投资5亿美元(约3750卢比)在OneWeb增持到38.6%总花费10亿美元的外国公司。
周五,休斯网络系统和Bharti-backed OneWeb也进入一个空间宽带分销协议为企业服务在印度和美国。
卫星通信Jio & Airtel的新战场吗?
依赖Jio总统欧门马修同时解决ETTelecom印度的移动秘会说“不妥协可以构建连接数字时印度的织物。乐动娱乐招聘是否威胁是陆地,或者威胁来自天空。”
同时,Bharti Airtel的劲敌信实Jio亿万富翁穆凯什•安巴尼的电信部门,最近表示,新的卫星通信政策,政府应该继续确保印度的太空利益和安全不会受到威胁。
“事实上,网络和网络安全不仅仅是地面网络。这不是关于有线或无线。事实上,我看到卫星和卫星通信提供商之间的最大威胁,”欧门Jio总裁马修说。
空间(DoS),然而,尚未推出期待已久的政策空间。
全世界航天工业有望产生收入约为1万亿美元,2040年为3500亿美元,目前,据摩根士丹利(Morgan Stanley)。
Raghunandan进一步表示,监管机构的建议是开创性的,并将帮助弥合数字鸿沟。
“卫星通信可以提供能力岛屿如安达曼和尼科巴、和场景海底电缆故障恢复需要2到3个月甚至更多的时间,卫星宽带可以作为备份,“高级官员补充道。
目前,印度的近40000个村庄缺乏基本的电话,并已接近7.5亿宽带用户提供Jio指挥狮子与4.15亿用户分享Bharti Airtel紧随其后的1.88亿年,和沃达丰想法的1.23亿用户,根据最新火车统计数据。
休斯和Bharti-backed OneWeb狮子座服务在美国签署协议,印度
Bharti企业董事长苏尼尔•米塔尔在最近的一次全球卫星事件说OneWeb不会与电信运营商竞争但相反,它将与他们合作。米塔尔表示,LEO卫星通信公司已经与美国的AT&T合作,改善电信连接的客户驻留在远程位置。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Satellite communication or satcom<\/a> can act as a frontline service in some regions where fibre-cable connectivity may not be feasible, and in disaster situations to keep essential services including banking up and running, the Telecom Regulatory Authority<\/a> of India's (Trai) top official said.
\"Satcom can act as a frontline service during natural calamity situations as there are many disaster-prone areas in the country. It can also work as an excellent backup where there is no scope for fibre cable deployment,\" V Raghunandan, secretary, Trai told ETTelecom.
\"It can also be a tremendous support in rural and remote areas especially in northeast and other hilly areas, and also serves as a backup in islands,\" the official said.
<\/div><\/div>Last month, the sectoral regulator expressed views on satcom, and suggested that the telecom department (DoT) should bring in a comprehensive, simplified, integrated, end-to-end coordinated, single window online common portal for agencies involved in grant of various approvals or permissions.
Satellite communications<\/a>, according to him, may act as a support to business continuity and maintaining seamless banking services particularly ATM operations during natural calamities.
Following the heightened activity in the satellite space nationally, the watchdog also recommended that the service licensees to obtain bandwidth from foreign satellites across the permitted frequency bands to offer communication services.
Trai sought to make a provision to lease satellite capacity from pre-authorised foreign satellites which, according to industry experts, would also facilitate cost-friendly broadband services across the country, and faster deployments.
OneWeb<\/a>, a low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications (satcom) company, co-owned by Sunil Mittal-driven Bharti group's and the UK government, is planning a satellite-based broadband foray in India by the mid of 2022.
With an apparent competition from Elon Musk's Starlink<\/a> and Amazon\u2019s Kuiper venture in the emerging satcom segment, Bharti Global, the overseas arm of Bharti Enterprises<\/a> is additionally investing $500 million (about Rs 3,750 crore) in OneWeb to raise its stake to 38.6% taking total spend to $1 billion in the foreign company.
Satellite communications<\/a>, according to him, may act as a support to business continuity and maintaining seamless banking services particularly ATM operations during natural calamities.
Following the heightened activity in the satellite space nationally, the watchdog also recommended that the service licensees to obtain bandwidth from foreign satellites across the permitted frequency bands to offer communication services.
Trai sought to make a provision to lease satellite capacity from pre-authorised foreign satellites which, according to industry experts, would also facilitate cost-friendly broadband services across the country, and faster deployments.
OneWeb<\/a>, a low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications (satcom) company, co-owned by Sunil Mittal-driven Bharti group's and the UK government, is planning a satellite-based broadband foray in India by the mid of 2022.
With an apparent competition from Elon Musk's Starlink<\/a> and Amazon\u2019s Kuiper venture in the emerging satcom segment, Bharti Global, the overseas arm of Bharti Enterprises<\/a> is additionally investing $500 million (about Rs 3,750 crore) in OneWeb to raise its stake to 38.6% taking total spend to $1 billion in the foreign company.
<\/div><\/div>Bharti Enterprises is Airtel's holding company, and has also received a national long distance (NLD) from the telecom department for its satellite venture.
On Friday, Hughes Network Systems<\/a> and Bharti-backed OneWeb also entered into a space broadband distribution deal for enterprise services in India and the US.
On Friday, Hughes Network Systems<\/a> and Bharti-backed OneWeb also entered into a space broadband distribution deal for enterprise services in India and the US.