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关于使用小型蜂窝街道家具的火车视图，空中光纤部署以加速5G推出:COAI
11月29日，电信监管机构建议电信部向各州发布咨询，要求街道设施的所有者与tsp / ip -1共享这些资产，以部署小型蜂窝。印度移动运营商协会(COAI)表示，这将扩大5G基础设施的部署范围。
11月29日，电信监管机构建议电信部向各州发布咨询，要求街道设施的所有者与tsp / ip -1共享这些资产，以部署小型蜂窝。印度移动电话运营商协会(COAI)表示，将扩大5G基础设施的部署范围。
COAI的成员包括前三大电信运营商依赖Jio，Bharti Airtel,沃达丰的想法．
TRAI亦建议，允许一个总服务提供者就共用基础设施而向另一个总服务提供者支付的费用，从总收入中扣除，以征收牌照费。
总部位于德里的电信机构表示:“这是一个很大的积极因素，将激励基础设施的共享和推广。”
TRAI建议的简化SACFA批准和EMF自我认证的措施将有助于电信公司推出他们的服务。
特赖建议所有中央政府机构为数字基础设施指定专用空间
“Trai已经就有利的监管和政策框架向政府提出了一套全面的建议，以确保在所有智能城市、其他城镇、港口、机场、地铁轨道、工业园区和庄园等成功快速推出使用街道设施的小型电池和光纤，”Trai说。
COAI表示，有关在公用事业/工业资费下提供电力连接的建议，一个申请批量处理多个站点的连接请求，以及整个电信部门的一单一付政策，将使所有站点始终有足够的电力供应，并补充说，这将确保向客户提供不间断的服务。
COAI表示:“总体而言，这些建议内容广泛，将对该国数字基础设施的推出产生积极影响。”
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (TRAI<\/a>)\u2019s recommendations on use of street furniture for small cells<\/a> and aerial fibre will expedite the roll out of 5G<\/a> across the country, said a telco body on Wednesday. The telecom regulator on November 29 recommended that the Department of Telecommunications should issue an advisory to states mandating that owners of street furniture should share these assets with TSPs\/IP-1s for the deployment of small cells. This, the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI<\/a>) said, will expand the scope for deployment of 5G infrastructure.
COAI\u2019s members include the top 3 telecom operators Reliance Jio<\/a>, Bharti Airtel<\/a>, and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.
<\/div><\/div>The recommendation for all Central government entities to earmark dedicated spaces in all their existing and planned buildings for installing digital infrastructure will \u201cenhance network presence\u201d, it added.
TRAI has also recommended that charges paid by one TSP to the other for sharing infrastructure should be allowed as a deduction from gross revenue for the purpose of levy of Licence Fee.
\u201cThis is a big positive which will incentivise sharing and roll-out of infrastructure,\u201d the Delhi-based telco body said.
The measures suggested by TRAI for the simplification of SACFA approvals and self-certification for EMF will help telcos roll out their services.
TRAI has also recommended that charges paid by one TSP to the other for sharing infrastructure should be allowed as a deduction from gross revenue for the purpose of levy of Licence Fee.
\u201cThis is a big positive which will incentivise sharing and roll-out of infrastructure,\u201d the Delhi-based telco body said.
The measures suggested by TRAI for the simplification of SACFA approvals and self-certification for EMF will help telcos roll out their services.