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Government and industry<\/a> insiders said the allocations have been held in abeyance as Saankhya and IISc apparently did not follow the mandated process of seeking such experimental 5G<\/a> spectrum. Instead of directly applying online to the mandated Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing, they chose to involve DoT<\/a>’s Standards, R&D & Innovation (SRI<\/a>) division in the applications process, a person with direct knowledge said.
To this, the WPC wing is learnt to have raised objections, prompting the telecom secretary<\/a> to intervene.
Minutes of an internal April 29 meeting of DoT’s SRI<\/a> division show that specific directions were given to WPC’s Regional Licensing Office (RLO) in Chennai, “to issue experimental 5G spectrum licences to Saankhya Labs and IISc without any further delay by April 30” itself. The RLO-Chennai was also ordered to grant such trial 5G spectrum to both applicants for six months, extendable upto 1 year. ET has seen a copy of the minutes of the meeting that was attended by senior officials of Saankhya Labs and IISc.
Subsequently, Saankhya was granted in-principle experimental 5G airwaves in the premium 700\/600 Mhz bands in Bengaluru to run trials for convergence of broadcast and broadband networks, while IISc was offered trial airwaves (in the 3.5 Ghz\/2300-2400 Mhz bands) for testing in its campus lab.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Tech and telecom: Together in the future of hybrid working<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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电信部长将搁置5 g试验频谱分配Saankhya实验室、印度班加罗尔
电信部长安苏普拉卡什最近搁置了5 g试验频谱分配本土半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。
加尔各答:电信部长
安苏普拉卡什搁置最近分配的吗5 g试验谱国产半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。前的发展带来了不同观点的两个关键的翅膀电信部(点)实验5克电视广播分配过程。
政府和行业内部人士表示,分配一直搁置Saankhya和印度显然没有按照规定寻求此类实验的过程5克光谱。而不是直接网上申请授权无线规划与协调(WPC),他们选择涉及点的标准,研发和创新斯里兰卡)在应用过程中,一位知情人士说。
对塑木复合材料,翅膀学会提出了反对意见,促使电信部长进行干预。
分钟的内部点的4月29日的会议斯里兰卡部门显示特定的方向给出了WPC区域许可办公室(RLO)在钦奈,“发行实验5 g频谱牌照Saankhya实验室和印度没有任何进一步的延迟到4月30日”本身。RLO-Chennai也命令授予这些试验5 g频谱申请六个月,可扩展到1年。等了一份会议记录的高级官员出席了Saankhya实验室和印度。
随后,Saankhya获得初步实验5 g的电波溢价700/600 Mhz乐队在班加罗尔运行试验广播和宽带网络的收敛,而印度是提供试验电波(在3.5 Ghz / 2300 - 2400 Mhz乐队)在其校园实验室进行测试。
但政府内部人士表示这样的草率的方式试验5 G频谱发布Saankhya和印度进行的并不顺利,高级官员在点的女警官,和此事后被搁置审查由电信部长普拉卡什和无线G K Agrawal顾问。
”由秘书(电信),当联合无线顾问以及自己也在场,此事(有关决定实验牌照)是保持搁置,直到进一步的订单,和JWA RLO-Chennai被告知采取必要的行动,“Agrawal在内部沟通,5月5日等。
一个印度发言人在一份书面回应等的查询,断言,研究所”申请4 g和5 g频谱许可证从女警官,”,“所有的申请材料被送到RLO”,以下程序概述了WPC翼。它补充道,点的斯里兰卡部门是“咨询在应用过程中对澄清有关程序”。
不过,印度发言人声称,该研究所的申请正在审查中。“我们已经获得了临时许可证批准和签署的副无线顾问,格兰特的女警官…我们正在等待最后的许可证,预计在未来几周发生。”
截至记者发稿时,Saankhya实验室没有回复等的查询。查询点秘书办公室无人接听。
根据会议记录点的斯里兰卡,Saankhya需要试验5 g频谱像“知识产权及其产品全球吸引力,也被美国联邦通信委员会”。
Saankhya据传认证FCC广播电台的头(BRH),使广播和移动网络的收敛性并帮助数字地面电视广播公司提高影响力和市场份额。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: Telecom secretary<\/a> Anshu Prakash<\/a> has put on hold the recent allocation of 5G trial spectrum<\/a> to homegrown semiconductor chipset maker Saankhya Labs and IISc Bengaluru. The development has brought to the fore divergent views of two key wings of the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) on the experimental 5G<\/a> airwaves allocation process<\/a>.
Government and industry<\/a> insiders said the allocations have been held in abeyance as Saankhya and IISc apparently did not follow the mandated process of seeking such experimental 5G<\/a> spectrum. Instead of directly applying online to the mandated Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing, they chose to involve DoT<\/a>’s Standards, R&D & Innovation (SRI<\/a>) division in the applications process, a person with direct knowledge said.
To this, the WPC wing is learnt to have raised objections, prompting the telecom secretary<\/a> to intervene.
Minutes of an internal April 29 meeting of DoT’s SRI<\/a> division show that specific directions were given to WPC’s Regional Licensing Office (RLO) in Chennai, “to issue experimental 5G spectrum licences to Saankhya Labs and IISc without any further delay by April 30” itself. The RLO-Chennai was also ordered to grant such trial 5G spectrum to both applicants for six months, extendable upto 1 year. ET has seen a copy of the minutes of the meeting that was attended by senior officials of Saankhya Labs and IISc.
Subsequently, Saankhya was granted in-principle experimental 5G airwaves in the premium 700\/600 Mhz bands in Bengaluru to run trials for convergence of broadcast and broadband networks, while IISc was offered trial airwaves (in the 3.5 Ghz\/2300-2400 Mhz bands) for testing in its campus lab.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Tech and telecom: Together in the future of hybrid working<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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电信部长将搁置5 g试验频谱分配Saankhya实验室、印度班加罗尔
电信部长安苏普拉卡什最近搁置了5 g试验频谱分配本土半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。
加尔各答:电信部长
安苏普拉卡什搁置最近分配的吗5 g试验谱国产半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。前的发展带来了不同观点的两个关键的翅膀电信部(点)实验5克电视广播分配过程。
政府和行业内部人士表示,分配一直搁置Saankhya和印度显然没有按照规定寻求此类实验的过程5克光谱。而不是直接网上申请授权无线规划与协调(WPC),他们选择涉及点的标准,研发和创新斯里兰卡)在应用过程中,一位知情人士说。
对塑木复合材料,翅膀学会提出了反对意见,促使电信部长进行干预。
分钟的内部点的4月29日的会议斯里兰卡部门显示特定的方向给出了WPC区域许可办公室(RLO)在钦奈,“发行实验5 g频谱牌照Saankhya实验室和印度没有任何进一步的延迟到4月30日”本身。RLO-Chennai也命令授予这些试验5 g频谱申请六个月,可扩展到1年。等了一份会议记录的高级官员出席了Saankhya实验室和印度。
随后,Saankhya获得初步实验5 g的电波溢价700/600 Mhz乐队在班加罗尔运行试验广播和宽带网络的收敛,而印度是提供试验电波(在3.5 Ghz / 2300 - 2400 Mhz乐队)在其校园实验室进行测试。
但政府内部人士表示这样的草率的方式试验5 G频谱发布Saankhya和印度进行的并不顺利,高级官员在点的女警官,和此事后被搁置审查由电信部长普拉卡什和无线G K Agrawal顾问。
”由秘书(电信),当联合无线顾问以及自己也在场,此事(有关决定实验牌照)是保持搁置,直到进一步的订单,和JWA RLO-Chennai被告知采取必要的行动,“Agrawal在内部沟通,5月5日等。
一个印度发言人在一份书面回应等的查询,断言,研究所”申请4 g和5 g频谱许可证从女警官,”,“所有的申请材料被送到RLO”,以下程序概述了WPC翼。它补充道,点的斯里兰卡部门是“咨询在应用过程中对澄清有关程序”。
不过,印度发言人声称,该研究所的申请正在审查中。“我们已经获得了临时许可证批准和签署的副无线顾问,格兰特的女警官…我们正在等待最后的许可证,预计在未来几周发生。”
截至记者发稿时,Saankhya实验室没有回复等的查询。查询点秘书办公室无人接听。
根据会议记录点的斯里兰卡,Saankhya需要试验5 g频谱像“知识产权及其产品全球吸引力,也被美国联邦通信委员会”。
Saankhya据传认证FCC广播电台的头(BRH),使广播和移动网络的收敛性并帮助数字地面电视广播公司提高影响力和市场份额。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: Telecom secretary<\/a> Anshu Prakash<\/a> has put on hold the recent allocation of 5G trial spectrum<\/a> to homegrown semiconductor chipset maker Saankhya Labs and IISc Bengaluru. The development has brought to the fore divergent views of two key wings of the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) on the experimental 5G<\/a> airwaves allocation process<\/a>.
Government and industry<\/a> insiders said the allocations have been held in abeyance as Saankhya and IISc apparently did not follow the mandated process of seeking such experimental 5G<\/a> spectrum. Instead of directly applying online to the mandated Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing, they chose to involve DoT<\/a>’s Standards, R&D & Innovation (SRI<\/a>) division in the applications process, a person with direct knowledge said.
To this, the WPC wing is learnt to have raised objections, prompting the telecom secretary<\/a> to intervene.
Minutes of an internal April 29 meeting of DoT’s SRI<\/a> division show that specific directions were given to WPC’s Regional Licensing Office (RLO) in Chennai, “to issue experimental 5G spectrum licences to Saankhya Labs and IISc without any further delay by April 30” itself. The RLO-Chennai was also ordered to grant such trial 5G spectrum to both applicants for six months, extendable upto 1 year. ET has seen a copy of the minutes of the meeting that was attended by senior officials of Saankhya Labs and IISc.
Subsequently, Saankhya was granted in-principle experimental 5G airwaves in the premium 700\/600 Mhz bands in Bengaluru to run trials for convergence of broadcast and broadband networks, while IISc was offered trial airwaves (in the 3.5 Ghz\/2300-2400 Mhz bands) for testing in its campus lab.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Tech and telecom: Together in the future of hybrid working<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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<\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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电信部长将搁置5 g试验频谱分配Saankhya实验室、印度班加罗尔
电信部长安苏普拉卡什最近搁置了5 g试验频谱分配本土半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。
加尔各答:电信部长
安苏普拉卡什搁置最近分配的吗5 g试验谱国产半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。前的发展带来了不同观点的两个关键的翅膀电信部(点)实验5克电视广播分配过程。
政府和行业内部人士表示,分配一直搁置Saankhya和印度显然没有按照规定寻求此类实验的过程5克光谱。而不是直接网上申请授权无线规划与协调(WPC),他们选择涉及点的标准,研发和创新斯里兰卡)在应用过程中,一位知情人士说。
对塑木复合材料,翅膀学会提出了反对意见,促使电信部长进行干预。
分钟的内部点的4月29日的会议斯里兰卡部门显示特定的方向给出了WPC区域许可办公室(RLO)在钦奈,“发行实验5 g频谱牌照Saankhya实验室和印度没有任何进一步的延迟到4月30日”本身。RLO-Chennai也命令授予这些试验5 g频谱申请六个月,可扩展到1年。等了一份会议记录的高级官员出席了Saankhya实验室和印度。
随后,Saankhya获得初步实验5 g的电波溢价700/600 Mhz乐队在班加罗尔运行试验广播和宽带网络的收敛,而印度是提供试验电波(在3.5 Ghz / 2300 - 2400 Mhz乐队)在其校园实验室进行测试。
但政府内部人士表示这样的草率的方式试验5 G频谱发布Saankhya和印度进行的并不顺利,高级官员在点的女警官,和此事后被搁置审查由电信部长普拉卡什和无线G K Agrawal顾问。
”由秘书(电信),当联合无线顾问以及自己也在场,此事(有关决定实验牌照)是保持搁置,直到进一步的订单,和JWA RLO-Chennai被告知采取必要的行动,“Agrawal在内部沟通,5月5日等。
一个印度发言人在一份书面回应等的查询,断言,研究所”申请4 g和5 g频谱许可证从女警官,”,“所有的申请材料被送到RLO”,以下程序概述了WPC翼。它补充道,点的斯里兰卡部门是“咨询在应用过程中对澄清有关程序”。
不过,印度发言人声称,该研究所的申请正在审查中。“我们已经获得了临时许可证批准和签署的副无线顾问,格兰特的女警官…我们正在等待最后的许可证,预计在未来几周发生。”
截至记者发稿时,Saankhya实验室没有回复等的查询。查询点秘书办公室无人接听。
根据会议记录点的斯里兰卡,Saankhya需要试验5 g频谱像“知识产权及其产品全球吸引力,也被美国联邦通信委员会”。
Saankhya据传认证FCC广播电台的头(BRH),使广播和移动网络的收敛性并帮助数字地面电视广播公司提高影响力和市场份额。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: Telecom secretary<\/a> Anshu Prakash<\/a> has put on hold the recent allocation of 5G trial spectrum<\/a> to homegrown semiconductor chipset maker Saankhya Labs and IISc Bengaluru. The development has brought to the fore divergent views of two key wings of the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) on the experimental 5G<\/a> airwaves allocation process<\/a>.
Government and industry<\/a> insiders said the allocations have been held in abeyance as Saankhya and IISc apparently did not follow the mandated process of seeking such experimental 5G<\/a> spectrum. Instead of directly applying online to the mandated Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing, they chose to involve DoT<\/a>’s Standards, R&D & Innovation (SRI<\/a>) division in the applications process, a person with direct knowledge said.
To this, the WPC wing is learnt to have raised objections, prompting the telecom secretary<\/a> to intervene.
Minutes of an internal April 29 meeting of DoT’s SRI<\/a> division show that specific directions were given to WPC’s Regional Licensing Office (RLO) in Chennai, “to issue experimental 5G spectrum licences to Saankhya Labs and IISc without any further delay by April 30” itself. The RLO-Chennai was also ordered to grant such trial 5G spectrum to both applicants for six months, extendable upto 1 year. ET has seen a copy of the minutes of the meeting that was attended by senior officials of Saankhya Labs and IISc.
Subsequently, Saankhya was granted in-principle experimental 5G airwaves in the premium 700\/600 Mhz bands in Bengaluru to run trials for convergence of broadcast and broadband networks, while IISc was offered trial airwaves (in the 3.5 Ghz\/2300-2400 Mhz bands) for testing in its campus lab.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Tech and telecom: Together in the future of hybrid working<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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电信部长将搁置5 g试验频谱分配Saankhya实验室、印度班加罗尔
电信部长安苏普拉卡什最近搁置了5 g试验频谱分配本土半导体芯片制造商Saankhya实验室和印度班加罗尔。
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政府和行业内部人士表示,分配一直搁置Saankhya和印度显然没有按照规定寻求此类实验的过程5克光谱。而不是直接网上申请授权无线规划与协调(WPC),他们选择涉及点的标准,研发和创新斯里兰卡)在应用过程中,一位知情人士说。
对塑木复合材料,翅膀学会提出了反对意见,促使电信部长进行干预。
分钟的内部点的4月29日的会议斯里兰卡部门显示特定的方向给出了WPC区域许可办公室(RLO)在钦奈,“发行实验5 g频谱牌照Saankhya实验室和印度没有任何进一步的延迟到4月30日”本身。RLO-Chennai也命令授予这些试验5 g频谱申请六个月,可扩展到1年。等了一份会议记录的高级官员出席了Saankhya实验室和印度。
随后,Saankhya获得初步实验5 g的电波溢价700/600 Mhz乐队在班加罗尔运行试验广播和宽带网络的收敛,而印度是提供试验电波(在3.5 Ghz / 2300 - 2400 Mhz乐队)在其校园实验室进行测试。
但政府内部人士表示这样的草率的方式试验5 G频谱发布Saankhya和印度进行的并不顺利,高级官员在点的女警官,和此事后被搁置审查由电信部长普拉卡什和无线G K Agrawal顾问。
”由秘书(电信),当联合无线顾问以及自己也在场,此事(有关决定实验牌照)是保持搁置,直到进一步的订单,和JWA RLO-Chennai被告知采取必要的行动,“Agrawal在内部沟通,5月5日等。
一个印度发言人在一份书面回应等的查询,断言,研究所”申请4 g和5 g频谱许可证从女警官,”,“所有的申请材料被送到RLO”,以下程序概述了WPC翼。它补充道,点的斯里兰卡部门是“咨询在应用过程中对澄清有关程序”。
不过,印度发言人声称,该研究所的申请正在审查中。“我们已经获得了临时许可证批准和签署的副无线顾问,格兰特的女警官…我们正在等待最后的许可证,预计在未来几周发生。”
截至记者发稿时,Saankhya实验室没有回复等的查询。查询点秘书办公室无人接听。
根据会议记录点的斯里兰卡,Saankhya需要试验5 g频谱像“知识产权及其产品全球吸引力,也被美国联邦通信委员会”。
Saankhya据传认证FCC广播电台的头(BRH),使广播和移动网络的收敛性并帮助数字地面电视广播公司提高影响力和市场份额。
Government and industry<\/a> insiders said the allocations have been held in abeyance as Saankhya and IISc apparently did not follow the mandated process of seeking such experimental 5G<\/a> spectrum. Instead of directly applying online to the mandated Wireless Planning & Coordination (WPC) wing, they chose to involve DoT<\/a>’s Standards, R&D & Innovation (SRI<\/a>) division in the applications process, a person with direct knowledge said.
To this, the WPC wing is learnt to have raised objections, prompting the telecom secretary<\/a> to intervene.
Minutes of an internal April 29 meeting of DoT’s SRI<\/a> division show that specific directions were given to WPC’s Regional Licensing Office (RLO) in Chennai, “to issue experimental 5G spectrum licences to Saankhya Labs and IISc without any further delay by April 30” itself. The RLO-Chennai was also ordered to grant such trial 5G spectrum to both applicants for six months, extendable upto 1 year. ET has seen a copy of the minutes of the meeting that was attended by senior officials of Saankhya Labs and IISc.
Subsequently, Saankhya was granted in-principle experimental 5G airwaves in the premium 700\/600 Mhz bands in Bengaluru to run trials for convergence of broadcast and broadband networks, while IISc was offered trial airwaves (in the 3.5 Ghz\/2300-2400 Mhz bands) for testing in its campus lab.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Tech and telecom: Together in the future of hybrid working<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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<\/a><\/figure>Tech and telecom: Together in the future of hybrid working<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>32% enterprises prefer licensing 5G spectrum from private companies: Study<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
But government insiders said the hasty manner in which such trial 5G spectrum was issued to Saankhya and IISc did not go down well with top officials in the DoT’s WPC wing, and the matter was put on hold after a review by telecom secretary Prakash and Wireless Advisor G K Agrawal.
“As directed by Secretary (Telecom), when Joint Wireless Advisor along with myself were also present, the matter (pertaining to decision on experimental licences) is to be kept in abeyance till further orders, and JWA, RLO-Chennai be informed for necessary action,” Agrawal said in an internal communication, dated May 5, seen by ET.
An IISc spokesperson, in a written response to ET’s queries, asserted that the institute had “applied for 4G and 5G spectrum licenses from WPC,” and that “all application materials were sent to the RLO,” following procedures outlined by the WPC wing. It added that DoT's SRI division was “consulted during the application process for clarifications regarding the procedures”.
The IISc spokesman, though, claimed that the institute’s application is under review. “We have obtained a provisional license which was approved and signed by the Deputy Wireless Advisor, WPC …we are awaiting the grant of the final license, which is expected to happen in the coming weeks.”
At press time, Saankhya Labs did not reply to ET’s queries. Queries to the DoT secretary’s office went unanswered.
According to the meeting minutes of DoT’s SRI wing, Saankhya needs trial 5G spectrum as it has \"IPRs and its products have global appeal and also recognised by US Federal Communications Commission\".
Saankhya has reportedly received a certification from FCC<\/a> for its broadcast radio head (BRH), which enables convergence of broadcast and mobile networks and helps digital terrestrial broadcasters boost their reach and market share.
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