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Verizon进行试验与亚马逊柯伊伯向企业客户提供价值
“我们已经与亚马逊柯伊伯。我们开始测试是否在2022 - 23,这将是可用的。我认为这是有关5 g作为私人,”位于Sowmyanarayan, Verizon业务收入总监告诉ET,他补充称,亚马逊的服务将被用于运载回程5 g,连接企业,和全球物联网服务。
“我们已经联系了亚马逊柯伊伯。我们开始测试是否在2022 - 23,这将是可用的。我认为这是有关5 g作为私人,”位于Sowmyanarayan,收入总监Verizon的业务告诉ET,亚马逊的服务将用于提供回程5 g,连接企业和全球物联网服务。
本周初,位于高架Verizon业务首席执行官有效7月1日成功塔米欧文,Verizon卫翰思并将报告给汉斯Vestberg)表示:全球董事长兼首席执行官。
去年10月,Verizon与亚马逊合作项目柯伊伯的支出为100亿美元,并计划推出多达3236低地球轨道卫星服务企业、互联网和穿透hard-to-serve位置。
Verizon也表示,它将同时支持电信运营商和企业,他们自己的频谱,快速部署5 g专用网络实现成本效率和加快工作效率。
“我们已经为其他公司制造私人网络。现在如果有人(企业)还会来,然后是质量竞争,”的高管说,电信运营商有一些优势,和更好地理解网络部署。
“在短期内,它看起来像它可能有竞争力,,为运营商创造张力,但中长期来看,这对社会和市场增加了更多的创新,”他说。
在印度,有一个激烈的电信服务运营商和一些技术提供者之间的战斗都竞相部署5 g为企业客户提供私人网络。
Verizon已经拥有5个实验室在美国,和一个在伦敦,允许企业使用第三方技术进行实验。
“我们打开它(5克)比其他人更早,所以我们拍了一些风险部署5克。有一些消费者5 g的好处,但是一个很大的优势是一个纯粹的饥饿从业务到业务(B2B)。对我们来说,有一些大的用例5克,”位于说。
Sowmyanarayan位于高架Verizon业务的执行副总裁和首席执行官
位于会成功塔米欧文,谁将承担战略顾问首席执行官的角色直到2022年底。Verizon卫翰思位于将直接向Hans Vestberg)表示:董事长兼首席执行官,据纽约无线运营商的官方声明。
Verizon公司认为5克会让下一波增长,和下一代的网络,目前正着眼于增长至少4%的顶线。“现在,1330亿美元的公司,是它已增长近4% 5 - 6美元一年。我们的大部分增长将来自5克。”
“印度对我们来说是一个重要国家。我们经营很多印度的中心。很多我们的系统,技术和产品开发工作发生在印度,”位于补充说,其在该国的主要推动力是纯粹的人才。“我们在印度看到的人才是首屈一指的,,这就是为什么我们很容易在印度经营。”
威瑞森办公室在班加罗尔,尼和海德拉巴印度员工总数近8000人。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The US-based telecom carrier Verizon<\/a> is conducting trials to demonstrate use cases following an ambitious partnership with Amazon Kuiper<\/a>, a low-orbit satellite constellation, to deliver value-added services such as Internet of Things<\/a> (IoT) connectivity to its enterprise customers as well as captive 5G networks<\/a>.\"We have tied up with the Amazon<\/a> Kuiper. We are starting to test whether in 2022-23, it will be available. I think it is relevant for 5G as a private,\" Sampath Sowmyanarayan, chief revenue officer at Verizon Business<\/a> told ET, adding that Amazon's services would be used to deliver backhaul for 5G, connectivity for enterprises, and global IoT services.
Early this week, Sampath was elevated as a Verizon Business chief executive effective July 1, succeeding Tami Erwin, and would report to Hans Vestberg, Verizon chairman and global chief executive.
<\/div><\/div>Further, the executive said that with Amazon Kuiper, the telco would be able to combine 5G terrestrial network and a LEO system, and would be able to deliver Internet of Things (IoT) capabilities to worldwide customers using satellite constellations that could be one of the attractive offerings.
In October last year, Verizon partnered with Amazon's project Kuiper that has an outlay of $10 billion, and aims to launch as many as 3,236 low earth orbit satellites to serve businesses, and penetrate Internet in hard-to-serve locations.
Verizon also said that it would support both telecom carriers and enterprises where they own spectrum, to quickly deploy 5G private networks to achieve cost efficiency and accelerate productivity.
\"We have built private networks for other companies. Now if someone (enterprises) else is going to come, then we have to compete on quality,\" the top executive said, adding that telecom operators have some advantages, and understand network deployments better.
\"In the short term, it looks like that it may be competitive, and create tension for carriers but in the medium-to-long run, it's good for society and adds more innovation to the market,\" he said.
In India, there is a raging battle between telecom service operators and a few technology providers both vying to deploy 5G private networks for enterprise customers.
In October last year, Verizon partnered with Amazon's project Kuiper that has an outlay of $10 billion, and aims to launch as many as 3,236 low earth orbit satellites to serve businesses, and penetrate Internet in hard-to-serve locations.
Verizon also said that it would support both telecom carriers and enterprises where they own spectrum, to quickly deploy 5G private networks to achieve cost efficiency and accelerate productivity.
\"We have built private networks for other companies. Now if someone (enterprises) else is going to come, then we have to compete on quality,\" the top executive said, adding that telecom operators have some advantages, and understand network deployments better.
\"In the short term, it looks like that it may be competitive, and create tension for carriers but in the medium-to-long run, it's good for society and adds more innovation to the market,\" he said.
In India, there is a raging battle between telecom service operators and a few technology providers both vying to deploy 5G private networks for enterprise customers.
<\/div><\/div>The CEO-designate further said that the telecom major would soon build a 5G-centric lab in Asia soon to demonstrate next-generation technology-backed capabilities and its expertise as it has become the first carrier worldwide to launch 5G.
Verizon already operates five labs in the US, and one in London, and allows enterprises to conduct experiments using third-party technologies.
\"We opened it (5G) much earlier than the others, so we took some risks to deploy 5G. There are some consumer benefits of 5G but a big advantage is a pure hunger from the business to business (B2B) side. For us, there are a few big use cases of 5G,\" Sampath said.
Verizon already operates five labs in the US, and one in London, and allows enterprises to conduct experiments using third-party technologies.
\"We opened it (5G) much earlier than the others, so we took some risks to deploy 5G. There are some consumer benefits of 5G but a big advantage is a pure hunger from the business to business (B2B) side. For us, there are a few big use cases of 5G,\" Sampath said.