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NEW DELHI: There has been a confidence among investors and stakeholders in India's fifth generation or 5G<\/a> future, built up over the last few years, a top executive of London-based telco group said.

\"India’s market has changed so much in the last five years. There are certainly some stakeholders and investors in the country looking to participate who do have confidence that this is a great place for the future of 5G,\" Julian Gorman
GSMA<\/a> Asia head told ETTelecom.

Gorman further said that while the rest of the world move towards 5G, a lot of countries would start to look at India as a 'guiding star in 5G' contrary to the traditional domination by the US and China.

GSMA represents nearly 800 telecom carriers worldwide including
Jio<\/a>, Airtel and Vi in India.

\"I believe India, like it did in the 4G era, will create its own unicorns, innovations that will define India as different from other 5G nations,\" he said.

In India’s first-ever
5G spectrum auction<\/a>, the Indian government sold 71% of the total 72,098 MHz of airwaves put up on table for Rs 1,50,173 crore.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned
Reliance Jio<\/a> purchased the highest quantum of spectrum of 24,740 MHz across the 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1800 MHz, 3300 MHZ, and 26 GHz bands, shelling out Rs 88, 078 crore.

Jio, India's top telecom operator by revenue market share (RMS) plans to deploy 5G on a standalone (SA) mode.

\"The operators going straight to standalone, is a sign of commitments and confidence,\" he said, adding that even with the idea of Jio going standalone, there are very few countries who have really gone down the standalone path yet.

Bharti Airtel<\/a>, India’s second largest telco, driven by Sunil Mittal picked up 19,867 MHz of spectrum across 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands with a total sum of Rs 43,084 crore. The telco, contrary to rival Jio, is deploying non standalone (NSA) 5G network<\/a>, citing ecosystem readiness.

\"It’s about the intent of the operators and the diversity of their actions. The standalone (SA) networks for Jio and the non-standalone (NSA) networks for Airtel indicate that there is a greater breadth of potential for investment in different use cases,\" Gorman added.

India's third-largest telecom carrier
Vodafone Idea<\/a> bought 6,228 MHz of airwaves across 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2500 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands for Rs 18,799 crore. New entrant Adani Data Networks acquired 400 MHz in the 26 GHz band for Rs 212 crore, primarily for captive use.

The GSMA executive said that a killer user case or innovation that would define 5G, is still beyond the horizon, with the enabling ecosystems, and policy frameworks that encourage investments in network infrastructure and innovations, could facilitate such.

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Telecom Diary: Will India&#39;s 5G ride be bumpy?<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
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5G first wave to ride on higher data traffic capacity, top-end subscribers<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
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\"India is a massive market, and if you look at the amount of money the operators have said they will invest and you look at the forecast for economic benefit there is a massive potential and it’s a competitive market,\" he said.

Incumbent telecom service providers have already accelerated network spends, and are in talks with multiple stakeholders including large enterprises for next generation-driven use cases.

\"The high impact 5G
industry<\/a> community originated in Asia, but countries are still now looking to export 5G expertise and innovation between countries,\" Gorman added.

Last week, Bharti Airtel and the US technology major IBM partnered for edge cloud services across 120 data centre locations in India while early this year Jio expanded its Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) capabilities based on a standalone 5G network to more than 50 facilities.
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投资者对印度未来5 g的信心:GSMA

“印度的市场已经改变了很多在过去的五年。当然有一些股东和投资者在该国希望参加的人有信心,这是一个好地方的未来5克,”亚洲主管朱利安•戈尔曼GSMA告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘

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新德里:有信心在印度的第五代或投资者和利益相关者5克未来,建立在过去的几年中,伦敦电信集团的一位高管说。

“印度的市场已经改变了很多在过去的五年。当然有一些股东和投资者在该国希望参加的人有信心,这是一个好地方的未来5克,”朱利安•戈尔曼GSMA亚洲主管告诉ETTelecom乐动娱乐招聘。

戈尔曼进一步表示,尽管世界走向5克,很多国家将开始看印度作为一个“5 g指路明灯”与传统的美国和中国的统治。

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GSMA代表近800全球电信运营商包括Jio在印度,Airtel和Vi。

“我相信印度,像它一样在4 g时代,将创建自己的独角兽,创新定义印度5 g作为不同于其他国家,”他说。

在印度的第一次5 g频谱拍卖,印度政府销售总额的71%为Rs 72098 MHz的电波把表1,50173卢比。

亿万富翁穆克什Ambani-owned依赖Jio购买的最高量子谱的24740 MHz 700 MHz、800 MHz、1800 MHz、3300 MHz, 26个GHz频段,付88卢比,078卢比。

Jio,印度顶级电信运营商收入市场份额(RMS)计划在一个独立的部署5克(SA)模式。

“运营商直接独立,是一个承诺和信心的迹象,”他说,并补充说即使Jio要独立的想法,很少有国家真正下降的独立路径。

Bharti Airtel,印度第二大电信,由苏尼尔•米塔尔捡起19867 MHz的频谱在900 MHz、1800 MHz、2100 MHz、3300 MHz, 26个GHz乐队总额为43084卢比。电信,与竞争对手Jio相反,非独立部署(NSA)5 g网络,引用生态系统准备就绪。

“这是对运营商的目的和他们的行为的多样性。独立(SA)网络Jio和non-standalone (NSA)网络Airtel表明有一个更广泛的潜在投资在不同的用例,”Gorman补充道。

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印度第三大电信运营商沃达丰的想法买了6228 MHz的电波在1800 MHz、2100 MHz、2500 MHz、3300 MHz, 26个GHz乐队为18799卢比。新进入者阿达尼数据网络获得400 MHz的26个GHz乐队212卢比,主要用于俘虏。

GSMA执行官说,一个杀手用户案例或创新定义5克,还超越地平线,使生态系统,在网络基础设施和政策框架,鼓励投资和创新,可以促进等。

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“印度是一个巨大的市场,如果你看的钱运营商表示,他们将投资和你看预期经济效益有巨大的潜力,这是一个竞争激烈的市场,”他说。

现任电信服务提供商已经加速网络花费,并与多个利益相关者包括大型企业下generation-driven用例。

“高影响5克行业社区起源于亚洲,但现在国家仍希望出口5 g专业知识和创新国家之间,”Gorman补充道。

上周,Bharti Airtel和美国技术优势的主要IBM合作云服务在120个数据中心位置在印度今年年初Jio扩大移动边缘计算(MEC)功能基于独立5 g网络50多个设施。
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NEW DELHI: There has been a confidence among investors and stakeholders in India's fifth generation or 5G<\/a> future, built up over the last few years, a top executive of London-based telco group said.

\"India’s market has changed so much in the last five years. There are certainly some stakeholders and investors in the country looking to participate who do have confidence that this is a great place for the future of 5G,\" Julian Gorman
GSMA<\/a> Asia head told ETTelecom.

Gorman further said that while the rest of the world move towards 5G, a lot of countries would start to look at India as a 'guiding star in 5G' contrary to the traditional domination by the US and China.

GSMA represents nearly 800 telecom carriers worldwide including
Jio<\/a>, Airtel and Vi in India.

\"I believe India, like it did in the 4G era, will create its own unicorns, innovations that will define India as different from other 5G nations,\" he said.

In India’s first-ever
5G spectrum auction<\/a>, the Indian government sold 71% of the total 72,098 MHz of airwaves put up on table for Rs 1,50,173 crore.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned
Reliance Jio<\/a> purchased the highest quantum of spectrum of 24,740 MHz across the 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1800 MHz, 3300 MHZ, and 26 GHz bands, shelling out Rs 88, 078 crore.

Jio, India's top telecom operator by revenue market share (RMS) plans to deploy 5G on a standalone (SA) mode.

\"The operators going straight to standalone, is a sign of commitments and confidence,\" he said, adding that even with the idea of Jio going standalone, there are very few countries who have really gone down the standalone path yet.

Bharti Airtel<\/a>, India’s second largest telco, driven by Sunil Mittal picked up 19,867 MHz of spectrum across 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands with a total sum of Rs 43,084 crore. The telco, contrary to rival Jio, is deploying non standalone (NSA) 5G network<\/a>, citing ecosystem readiness.

\"It’s about the intent of the operators and the diversity of their actions. The standalone (SA) networks for Jio and the non-standalone (NSA) networks for Airtel indicate that there is a greater breadth of potential for investment in different use cases,\" Gorman added.

India's third-largest telecom carrier
Vodafone Idea<\/a> bought 6,228 MHz of airwaves across 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2500 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands for Rs 18,799 crore. New entrant Adani Data Networks acquired 400 MHz in the 26 GHz band for Rs 212 crore, primarily for captive use.

The GSMA executive said that a killer user case or innovation that would define 5G, is still beyond the horizon, with the enabling ecosystems, and policy frameworks that encourage investments in network infrastructure and innovations, could facilitate such.

Read also<\/h4>
<\/a><\/figure>
Indian telecom players to follow China&#39;s 5G call route: CLSA<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Telecom Diary: Will India&#39;s 5G ride be bumpy?<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
5G first wave to ride on higher data traffic capacity, top-end subscribers<\/a><\/h5><\/div>
<\/a><\/figure>
Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea lose active users in July stung by impact of costlier mobile services<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
\"India is a massive market, and if you look at the amount of money the operators have said they will invest and you look at the forecast for economic benefit there is a massive potential and it’s a competitive market,\" he said.

Incumbent telecom service providers have already accelerated network spends, and are in talks with multiple stakeholders including large enterprises for next generation-driven use cases.

\"The high impact 5G
industry<\/a> community originated in Asia, but countries are still now looking to export 5G expertise and innovation between countries,\" Gorman added.

Last week, Bharti Airtel and the US technology major IBM partnered for edge cloud services across 120 data centre locations in India while early this year Jio expanded its Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) capabilities based on a standalone 5G network to more than 50 facilities.
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