Author: Bharatnet
Europe Can’t Stay Behind in 5G Tech, Says Olaf Scholz
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz advocated the expansion of 5G mobile networks in Europe during the Nordic Summit on Safety and Competition held on 13 May 2024 at Stockholm. Highlighting Europe’s profit in having leading telecom companies, Olaf Scholz specifically referred to Swedish firm Ericsson, keeping in mind their success not only within Europe but also […]
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Is MTNL Closing Down? Is the Fate Near for MTNL?
The central government is considering the closure of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) post the general elections. While the specifics of the shutdown are yet to be finalized, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) shows no inclination to sustain the telecom company, which operates in Delhi and Mumbai. MTNL, a publicly listed company, has been grappling […]
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DoT Takes Action Against Mobile Fraud, Blocks Handsets and Disconnects Numbers
In a bid to crack down on fraudulent activities targeting mobile users via text messages, the Department of Telecom (DoT) has initiated measures to block handsets involved in such illicit activities and disconnect associated mobile numbers. The DoT introduced the Chakshu portal two months ago to address telecom fraud grievances. Since its launch, the department […]
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Fastest 5G Speed Record Claimed by e& UAE
UAE telecom operator, E& UAE, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by claiming the world’s fastest recorded speed of 30.5 Gbps on its operational 5G network. This remarkable achievement was unveiled during a demonstration at the Samena Leaders’ Summit 2024, marking a significant stride towards 5G-Advanced. E& UAE demonstrated the successful aggregation of multiple carriers across […]
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BharatNet Phase 3 Tender Eligibility Criteria Relaxed by BSNL
BSNL has eased the eligibility criteria and tightened the domestic value addition norms for companies vying for involvement in its Rs 65,000-crore Phase-III BharatNet project tender. In certain spheres, the financial turnover and net worth requirements for participating companies have been reduced by up to 33% and 30% respectively. Companies must now furnish a self-declaration […]
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Revolutionary 6G Antenna Promises High-Speed Communication and Holographic Capabilities
Scientists claim that a novel programmable antenna holds the potential to usher in a new era of 6G devices, smart city applications, and 3D holograms. The researchers have developed a dynamic metasurface antenna (DMA) that can be manipulated by a digitally coded miniature processor, specifically a high-speed field programmable gate array (FPGA) integrated onto a […]
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Chardham Yatra Travelers to get 4G and 5G Seamless Connection by Reliance Jio
Reliance Jio, India’s leading telecom operator, has optimized its networks to ensure seamless connectivity for pilgrims embarking on the Chardham Yatra. Over the past year, Jio has extended its 5G coverage to more areas across the country and bolstered its 4G presence. To facilitate uninterrupted communication, the company has substantially augmented the number of 4G […]
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Vodafone Idea 5G Launch Likely on FY 26
Vodafone Idea (Vi) is aiming to become 5G-ready by the end of the next financial year (FY26) and intends to expand its customer base through upselling premium plans, as per insights from Nuvama Institutional Equities following a meeting with the telecom company’s leadership. While Vi is progressing towards stability, it remains cautiously optimistic about its […]
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BSNL 4G is Too Late to Deploy
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), a government-owned telecommunications operator, has long been striving to introduce 4G services. However, various issues, including government intervention and insistence on deploying 4G using indigenous equipment, have hindered BSNL’s efforts to implement and commercially launch 4G. While 4G may be operational in some areas, foreign vendors’ equipment and core systems […]
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Heatwave Side Effects can be a Cause to More Costing to Telecom Companies
Rising temperatures in India are driving up air-conditioning expenses at telecom towers, potentially leading to a 3-5% increase in power and fuel costs for telcos. The heatwave conditions may hinder mobile connectivity and slow down tower network expansions. The increasing temperatures in many parts of India are expected to raise air- conditioning expenses at telecom […]
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