No Chinese companies in India's 5G trials

[Suriya]

Companies Participating :


Bharti Airtel
Reliance
Vodaphone
MTNL
Ericsson
Nokia
Samsung

Full statement by India's telecom min:

Also this :

June 2021 is the cut off date for all telecom companies in India to stop using any Chinese equipment.

Telcos can only use govt approved gear from 15 June

The tightening of procurement rules could impact Chinese equipment suppliers

www.livemint.com

 

[vi-va]

win-win

 

[艹艹艹]

Forget 5G, India is set to get 6G technology by 2023, Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav says
Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has said that the target is to launch 6G technology in the country by the end of 2023 or early 2024.

• Published: November 24, 2021 3:09 PM IST

5G smartphones are being launched one after the other in the Indian smartphone market. November 26 was set by the Government of India for 5G Trails, but the telcos have not been able to complete the successful testing of 5G networks fully. According to a recent report, India is moving fast towards becoming self-reliant for 6G technology.

Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has said that the target is to launch 6G technology in the country by the end of 2023 or early 2024. Work is going on fast towards developing 6G technology. We will prepare it in our own country.

“6G development has already started. That will be seen somewhere in the time frame 2024 or 2023-end. That is the direction in which we are going. We will have designed in India telecom software for running the networks, manufactured in India telecom equipment, served in India telecom networks which can go global,” he said.

The bumpy road to 5G in India is not over yet, so can we really expect 6G by 2023?
At present, 58 countries have 5G networks as of June 2021, according to a GSA report. Truth be told, India is not among them. The question here arises where do we stand in terms of 5G implementation at the moment? India is yet to make its debut in 5G technology when almost all the well-known smartphone manufacturers have already unveiled the 5G enabled smartphones.

• Published: December 5, 2021 5:00 PM IST

Technology has made our life so easy and provided us with many amenities that we could never have imagined before. It has not only improved the standard of living, but there have been revolutionary changes in the field of development of the world.

5G is one such technology emerging as the robust broadband cellular network. The fifth-generation cellular technology has not just increased the speed of downloading and uploading over mobile networks. But also delivered higher rates of up to 20 Gbps than 4G’s 1 Gbps (Gigabits per second).

At present, 58 countries have 5G networks as of June 2021, according to a GSA report. India is not among them. The question here arises where do we stand in terms of 5G implementation at the moment? India is yet to debut in 5G technology when almost all the well-known smartphone manufacturers have already unveiled the 5G enabled smartphones. However, none of the smartphones for 5G in India support the mmWave 5G spectrum and are limited to sub-6 GHz bands which only offer improved connection speeds over 4G LTE.

Union Minister for Communication Ashwini Vaishnaw recently said, “6G development has already started which will be seen somewhere in the time frame 2024 or 2023-end.”

Really? I don’t think so!

 

[MH.Yang]

I'm glad there are no Chinese companies involved.
I think any large infrastructure project in India will have the same outcome as India's HSR project&India Commonwealth Games.
This is a country like a cesspit, and Japanese have fallen in it, we have to stay away from it.

 

[Chhatrapati]

I'm glad there are no Chinese companies involved.
I think any large infrastructure project in India will have the same outcome as India's HSR project&India Commonwealth Games.
This is a country like a cesspit, and Japanese have fallen in it, we have to stay away from it.

I concur. The grapes are sour.

 

[Beast]

I concur. The grapes are sour.

What sour grapes? India going to spend more money on infrastructures and slower progress while zero merit on quality.

China are more than happy not to help enemy like India. Even your rail minister asking China to rejoin the HSR which we of course reject.

Its now a more of India need China than we need India. if all China Boring Tunnel withdraw. India tunnel project will doomed or hold ransom of huge fee by Japanese and German.

 

[Suriya]

What sour grapes? India going to spend more money on infrastructures and slower progress while zero merit on quality.

Reliance Jio Made In India 5G Solution Is Ready For 2G Mukt And 5G Yukt India - News18

Jio also confirmed that they have successfully demonstrated speeds in excess of 1Gbps for this 5G technology during field trials.

www.news18.com

Bharti, Reliance Jio tooled up for indigenous 5G network trials

The move is significant because building indigenous network capabilities will go a long way in making India in a key player in the 5G Open RAN network arena

www.business-standard.com

Mukesh Ambani: Jio Working to Make India '2G Mukt, but Also 5G Yukt'

Reliance Industries Limited Chairman, Mukesh Ambani says Jio is confident on being the first to launch a full-fledged 5G service in India.

gadgets.ndtv.com

Jio's 'made in India' 5G solution globally competitive: Mukesh Ambani - Times of India

India Business News: Reliance Jio, together with partners, has tested its 5G solutions in India and successfully demonstrated speeds of over 1 GBPS, RIL chairman Mukesh Am

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

1 Gbps speed: How Airtel 5G speeds may look look like - Times of India

Ahead of the official commercial roll out of 5G services in India, telecom operator Airtel conducted a 5G trial session for gaming to showcase how fas.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

5G launch possible within two quarters of spectrum auction: Airtel CTO - ET Telecom

Airtel 5g: "Within two quarters after the auction, 5G networks can go live. After 1 year, we can see a large portion of the country getting covered by 5G," Sekhon said.

telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com

Airtel rolls out '5G for Business' to demonstrate 5G use cases for enterprises

As part of '5G for Business', Bharti Airtel said it will join forces with leading global consulting and technology companies such as Accenture, AWS

www.livemint.com

 

[Stranagor]

India is still 'trying' 5G? Then India superpower 2020 video was fake.

 

[Suriya]

India is still 'trying' 5G? Then India superpower 2020 video was fake.

India gives cheapest 4G internet of all the countries in the world.
In next two to three years India will give cheapest 5G internet.

 

[MH.Yang]

I concur. The grapes are sour.

Reliance Jio Made In India 5G Solution Is Ready For 2G Mukt And 5G Yukt India - News18

Jio also confirmed that they have successfully demonstrated speeds in excess of 1Gbps for this 5G technology during field trials.

www.news18.com

Bharti, Reliance Jio tooled up for indigenous 5G network trials

The move is significant because building indigenous network capabilities will go a long way in making India in a key player in the 5G Open RAN network arena

www.business-standard.com

Mukesh Ambani: Jio Working to Make India '2G Mukt, but Also 5G Yukt'

Reliance Industries Limited Chairman, Mukesh Ambani says Jio is confident on being the first to launch a full-fledged 5G service in India.

gadgets.ndtv.com

Jio's 'made in India' 5G solution globally competitive: Mukesh Ambani - Times of India

India Business News: Reliance Jio, together with partners, has tested its 5G solutions in India and successfully demonstrated speeds of over 1 GBPS, RIL chairman Mukesh Am

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

1 Gbps speed: How Airtel 5G speeds may look look like - Times of India

Ahead of the official commercial roll out of 5G services in India, telecom operator Airtel conducted a 5G trial session for gaming to showcase how fas.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

5G launch possible within two quarters of spectrum auction: Airtel CTO - ET Telecom

Airtel 5g: "Within two quarters after the auction, 5G networks can go live. After 1 year, we can see a large portion of the country getting covered by 5G," Sekhon said.

telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com

Airtel rolls out '5G for Business' to demonstrate 5G use cases for enterprises

As part of '5G for Business', Bharti Airtel said it will join forces with leading global consulting and technology companies such as Accenture, AWS

www.livemint.com

I think you should wait for India to succeed at least once before replying to me.
By success, I mean to achieve success according to the planned time and budget like China.

 

[Suriya]

I think you should wait for India to succeed at least once before replying to me.
By success, I mean to achieve success according to the planned time and budget like China.

It's going to happen in couple of years.

And don't compare with HSR network as land acquisition costs in India is huge, sometimes more than half of the project cost and India being democracy can't evict people at whim as they do in China, but telecommunication totally different game.

To give u a sample of digital revolutions in India:

https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/banking-finance/digital-payments-india-pips-china-us-others-in-2020-leads-global-tally-with-this-many-transactions/2226074/

 

[Black Tornado]

Forget 5G, India is set to get 6G technology by 2023, Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav says
Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has said that the target is to launch 6G technology in the country by the end of 2023 or early 2024.

• Published: November 24, 2021 3:09 PM IST

5G smartphones are being launched one after the other in the Indian smartphone market. November 26 was set by the Government of India for 5G Trails, but the telcos have not been able to complete the successful testing of 5G networks fully. According to a recent report, India is moving fast towards becoming self-reliant for 6G technology.

Union Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnav has said that the target is to launch 6G technology in the country by the end of 2023 or early 2024. Work is going on fast towards developing 6G technology. We will prepare it in our own country.

“6G development has already started. That will be seen somewhere in the time frame 2024 or 2023-end. That is the direction in which we are going. We will have designed in India telecom software for running the networks, manufactured in India telecom equipment, served in India telecom networks which can go global,” he said.

The bumpy road to 5G in India is not over yet, so can we really expect 6G by 2023?
At present, 58 countries have 5G networks as of June 2021, according to a GSA report. Truth be told, India is not among them. The question here arises where do we stand in terms of 5G implementation at the moment? India is yet to make its debut in 5G technology when almost all the well-known smartphone manufacturers have already unveiled the 5G enabled smartphones.

• Published: December 5, 2021 5:00 PM IST

Technology has made our life so easy and provided us with many amenities that we could never have imagined before. It has not only improved the standard of living, but there have been revolutionary changes in the field of development of the world.

5G is one such technology emerging as the robust broadband cellular network. The fifth-generation cellular technology has not just increased the speed of downloading and uploading over mobile networks. But also delivered higher rates of up to 20 Gbps than 4G’s 1 Gbps (Gigabits per second).

At present, 58 countries have 5G networks as of June 2021, according to a GSA report. India is not among them. The question here arises where do we stand in terms of 5G implementation at the moment? India is yet to debut in 5G technology when almost all the well-known smartphone manufacturers have already unveiled the 5G enabled smartphones. However, none of the smartphones for 5G in India support the mmWave 5G spectrum and are limited to sub-6 GHz bands which only offer improved connection speeds over 4G LTE.

Union Minister for Communication Ashwini Vaishnaw recently said, “6G development has already started which will be seen somewhere in the time frame 2024 or 2023-end.”

Really? I don’t think so!

Thats tech development not operationalising the tech. Its better to start early anyway.

Reliance Jio Made In India 5G Solution Is Ready For 2G Mukt And 5G Yukt India - News18

Jio also confirmed that they have successfully demonstrated speeds in excess of 1Gbps for this 5G technology during field trials.

www.news18.com

Bharti, Reliance Jio tooled up for indigenous 5G network trials

The move is significant because building indigenous network capabilities will go a long way in making India in a key player in the 5G Open RAN network arena

www.business-standard.com

Mukesh Ambani: Jio Working to Make India '2G Mukt, but Also 5G Yukt'

Reliance Industries Limited Chairman, Mukesh Ambani says Jio is confident on being the first to launch a full-fledged 5G service in India.

gadgets.ndtv.com

Jio's 'made in India' 5G solution globally competitive: Mukesh Ambani - Times of India

India Business News: Reliance Jio, together with partners, has tested its 5G solutions in India and successfully demonstrated speeds of over 1 GBPS, RIL chairman Mukesh Am

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

1 Gbps speed: How Airtel 5G speeds may look look like - Times of India

Ahead of the official commercial roll out of 5G services in India, telecom operator Airtel conducted a 5G trial session for gaming to showcase how fas.

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

5G launch possible within two quarters of spectrum auction: Airtel CTO - ET Telecom

Airtel 5g: "Within two quarters after the auction, 5G networks can go live. After 1 year, we can see a large portion of the country getting covered by 5G," Sekhon said.

telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com

Airtel rolls out '5G for Business' to demonstrate 5G use cases for enterprises

As part of '5G for Business', Bharti Airtel said it will join forces with leading global consulting and technology companies such as Accenture, AWS

www.livemint.com

The issue is with spectrum allocation, DRDO reportedly uses its network in same spectrum hence 5G deployment is becoming an issue.

 

[retaxis]

It's going to happen in couple of years.

And don't compare with HSR network as land acquisition costs in India is huge, sometimes more than half of the project cost and India being democracy can't evict people at whim as they do in China, but telecommunication totally different game.

To give u a sample of digital revolutions in India:

https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/banking-finance/digital-payments-india-pips-china-us-others-in-2020-leads-global-tally-with-this-many-transactions/2226074/

Australia is a democracy and when important infrastructure needs to be built the government evicts anyone at a moments notice. learn not to be a low IQ indian when trying to insult other nations please.

 

[Stranagor]

India gives cheapest 4G internet of all the countries in the world.
In next two to three years India will give cheapest 5G internet.

Very much sounds like wishful thinking. India makes lots of outlandish claims. I remember one about Mumbai.

It's going to happen in couple of years.

And don't compare with HSR network as land acquisition costs in India is huge, sometimes more than half of the project cost and India being democracy can't evict people at whim as they do in China, but telecommunication totally different game.

To give u a sample of digital revolutions in India:

https://www.financialexpress.com/industry/banking-finance/digital-payments-india-pips-china-us-others-in-2020-leads-global-tally-with-this-many-transactions/2226074/

Farmers are all very happy in India because of that?

Thats tech development not operationalising the tech. Its better to start early anyway.

The issue is with spectrum allocation, DRDO reportedly uses its network in same spectrum hence 5G deployment is becoming an issue.

I bet India will have 7G by 2025.

 

[Suriya]

Australia is a democracy and when important infrastructure needs to be built the government evicts anyone at a moments notice. learn not to be a low IQ indian when trying to insult other nations please.

If u had any IQ, u would know evicting someone at moments notice isn't exactly sign of democracy. In India people have rights they have right to own property from which they can't be easily disenfranchised. They can legal recourse which takes years to resolve.