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Tanay Singh Thakur

5G Network Equipment Only Coming from Trusted Sources

5G Network Equipment Only Coming from Trusted Sources

Network security is of prime importance for any nation today. Mobile networks carry a ton of data and are susceptible to hacking if proper measures are not taken. This is why almost every nation, including India, has become aware of the security of its mobile networks and are ensuring that … Read More

Anupam Sharma

Telecom Service Quality a Focus Area: DoT Secretary

Telecom Service Quality a Focus Area: DoT Secretary

According to a statement from an eminent official, the government will prioritise the quality of telecoms services in all the rural and urban areas and will continue to keep it the core focus area in order to fulfil the commitment of financial and digital inclusion of 1.38 billion people of … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

Convert India to 5G From 2G/4G at Earliest: Mukesh Ambani

Convert India to 5G From 2G/4G at Earliest: Mukesh Ambani

India should focus on covering the 2G and 4G users to 5G at the earliest, said Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). Speaking at the Indian Mobile Congress (IMC) 2021, Ambani said that keeping millions of Indians at the bottom of the socio-economic pyramid confined to … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

Vodafone Idea Wants to Avoid Ericsson, Nokia Duopoly for 5G

Vodafone Idea Wants to Avoid Ericsson, Nokia Duopoly for 5G

Vodafone Idea (Vi) is looking to avoid a duopoly scenario of Ericsson and Nokia for 5G. The third-largest telco is looking beyond the two vendors and talking to other local and international companies/vendors for sourcing network gear. This will help the telco with being safe from overpaying to Nokia and … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

Why Do Telcos Want 5G Spectrum to Become More Affordable

Why Do Telcos Want 5G Spectrum to Become More Affordable

After all that the government has done for the telcos in the recent months (announcement of relief measures, returning bank guarantees), the operators are looking for the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to reduce the price of the 5G spectrum as well. The reserve price of multiple spectrum bands is expected … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

DoT Secretary Says 6G Will Converge Satcom and Terrestrial Networks

DoT Secretary Says 6G Will Converge Satcom and Terrestrial Networks

K Rajaraman, Secretary, Department of Telecommunications (DoT), said that 6G would enable the convergence of satellite communications (satcom) and terrestrial networks. According to the secretary, this would change the way machines and people interact in the future. As per an ET Telecom report, Rajaraman said that 6G would unlock greater … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

DoT to Reduce Revenues for Sustainability of Telecom Sector

DoT to Reduce Revenues for Sustainability of Telecom Sector

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is looking to bring balance to the sector. While the spectrum auctions are a great way for the government to earn big revenues, it affects the telecom sector negatively. In the consultation paper released for the 5G spectrum by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India … Read More

Shrijan Soni

Ericsson, Porsche Enter Into Partnership For 5G Future

Ericsson, Porsche Enter Into Partnership For 5G Future

In an attempt to advance the automotive industry, Ericsson and Porsche have entered into a research partnership, which leverages the power and capability of 5G to accelerate production at the latter’s manufacturing unit in Leipzig, Germany. This trial marks the first deployment of a private 5G network at the production … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

India Will Launch 6G by 2023 End or 2024: Vaishnaw

India Will Launch 6G by 2023 End or 2024: Vaishnaw

While India hasn’t launched 5G, the country is already gearing up for 6G. Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for Communication, said that India will get indigenously developed 6G technology by the end of 2023 or by 2024. Vaishnaw was speaking at a webinar organised by the Financial Times and The New Indian … Read More

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