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The spectrum auction for 5G services marks the beginning of a new era for Indian telecom, Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday.
The comment assumes significance as the Union Cabinet has approved the modalities for holding 5G spectrum auction, and 72 GHz of radio waves will be put on the block by July-end.
Spectrum auction will commence on July 26, 2022.
The Cabinet also decided to enable the development and setting up of 'Private Captive Networks' to spur a wave of innovation in new-age industry applications such as machine-to-machine communications, Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) across automotive, healthcare, agriculture, energy, and other sectors.
"The beginning of a new era for Indian Telecom. 5G spectrum auction announced," Vaishnaw tweeted.
Continuing the telecom reforms agenda, development and setting up of Private Captive Networks will be enabled, he wrote.
"Moving forward with PM @narendramodi ji's vision of a Digital India. Spectrum auction announced today is an integral part of developing #BharatKa5G ecosystem," Vaishnaw said.
Cabinet has approved 5G auctions at reserve prices recommended by the sector regulator TRAI. TRAI had recommended around a 39 per cent cut in the reserve or floor price for the sale of 5G spectrum for mobile services.
All the available spectrum in 600 MHz, 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2300 MHz, 2500 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands is part of the auction.
Overall, 72097.85 MHz of spectrum has been put to auction. The auction shall be a Simultaneous Multiple Round Ascending (SMRA) e-auction.
Spectrum acquired through this auction can be surrendered after a minimum period of ten years. There will be no Spectrum Usage Charges (SUC) for spectrum acquired this time.
Spectrum will be assigned for a period of 20 years.
The requirement for a successful bidder to submit a Financial Bank Guarantee (FBG) and Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) has been done away with.
Licensees can set up isolated captive non-public networks for industries using the spectrum acquired through this auction.

Ultra-fast 5G spectrum to go under the hammer, is this the 'start of a new era'?

The government has said that the auction will be held by the end of July. The 5G services which will be rolled out after would be about 10 times the speed of the current offering under 4G.

The spectrum auction for 5G services marks the beginning of a new era for Indian telecom, Communications Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Wednesday.
The comment assumes significance as the Union Cabinet has approved the modalities for holding 5G spectrum auction, and 72 GHz of radio waves will be put on the block by July-end.
Spectrum auction will commence on July 26, 2022.
The Cabinet also decided to enable the development and setting up of 'Private Captive Networks' to spur a wave of innovation in new-age industry applications such as machine-to-machine communications, Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) across automotive, healthcare, agriculture, energy, and other sectors.
"The beginning of a new era for Indian Telecom. 5G spectrum auction announced," Vaishnaw tweeted.
Continuing the telecom reforms agenda, development and setting up of Private Captive Networks will be enabled, he wrote.
"Moving forward with PM @narendramodi ji's vision of a Digital India. Spectrum auction announced today is an integral part of developing #BharatKa5G ecosystem," Vaishnaw said.
Cabinet has approved 5G auctions at reserve prices recommended by the sector regulator TRAI. TRAI had recommended around a 39 per cent cut in the reserve or floor price for the sale of 5G spectrum for mobile services.
All the available spectrum in 600 MHz, 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 2100 MHz, 2300 MHz, 2500 MHz, 3300 MHz, and 26 GHz bands is part of the auction.
Overall, 72097.85 MHz of spectrum has been put to auction. The auction shall be a Simultaneous Multiple Round Ascending (SMRA) e-auction.
Spectrum acquired through this auction can be surrendered after a minimum period of ten years. There will be no Spectrum Usage Charges (SUC) for spectrum acquired this time.
Spectrum will be assigned for a period of 20 years.
The requirement for a successful bidder to submit a Financial Bank Guarantee (FBG) and Performance Bank Guarantee (PBG) has been done away with.
Licensees can set up isolated captive non-public networks for industries using the spectrum acquired through this auction.

Jio is the fastest broadband provider in India, while Vodafone Idea or Vi has the fastest mobile data speeds, according to network speed testing website Ookla.

Jio fastest broadband in India for Q4 2020, Vi fastest mobile data: Ookla

Jio fastest broadband in India for Q4 2020, Vi fastest mobile data: Ookla
Jio is the fastest broadband provider in India, while Vodafone Idea or Vi has the fastest mobile data speeds, according to network speed testing website Ookla's Q4 2020 report. Jio had the fastest mean download speed in the country, followed by ACT, Airtel, and Excitel. According to Ookla, Hathaway and BSNL have the slowest download speeds in India. For mobile data, Vi leads the race with Airtel not far behind, and Jio runs in third place. Ookla also noted that India has the highest broadband speeds among its regional neighbours in the subcontinent, but lags behind at sixth place for mobile data speeds, behind countries like the Maldives, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan.
Jio fastest broadband provider in India for Q4 2020: Ookla Vi had fastest mobile data speeds for Q4 2020 BSNL the slowest broadband provider in India Jio lags at third place for mobile data speeds India has fastest broadband speeds among SAARC countries India lags at 6th in mobile data speeds, behind Maldives, Nepal, Bhutan

Jio is the fastest broadband provider in India, while Vodafone Idea or Vi has the fastest mobile data speeds, according to network speed testing website Ookla's Q4 2020 report. Jio had the fastest broadband mean download speed in the country, followed by ACT, Airtel, and Excitel. According to Ookla, Hathaway and BSNL have the slowest download speeds in India. For mobile data, Vi leads the race with Airtel not far behind, and Jio runs in third place. Ookla also noted that India has the highest broadband speeds among its regional neighbours in the subcontinent, but lags behind at sixth place for mobile data speeds, behind countries like the Maldives, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan.

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