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Mobile network operators and tower companies are exploring ways to minimise or eliminate the use of diesel generators (DGs) at telecom sites.
The evolution of technologies on the access side, from 2G to 3G and now 4G, coupled with the growing adoption and increasing affordability of 4G smartphones has led to a surge in data consumption in the country.
The Smart Cities Mission was launched by the government in July 2015 to achieve urban transformation, drive economic growth, and improve the quality of life of people by enabling local area development and harnessing technology for deploying smart solutions.
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- Data Deluge: New business avenues for infrastructure providers
- Pooling Pays: Case for active infrastructure sharing
- Tracking BharatNet: Phase II to focus on improving last-mile connectivity
- Tower Troubles: Industry perspective on infrastructure challenges
- Operator Concerns: Recommendations to overcome industry challenges
- Asset Management: Techniques to help tower companies achieve better returns
- Optimising Costs: Bigger role for O&M players
- Smart Cities: Key role of telecom in easing urbanisation pressures
- Making Way: Government initiatives aim to resolve RoW and zoning issues
- Green Signals: Tower companies experiment with renewable energy solutions
- Spectrum Matters: Operators explore active infrastructure sharing
- Meeting Data Demand: Rise in traffic necessitates robust 3G/4G networks
- Demand Growth: Key drivers and market trends
- Continuing Expansion: Tower industry trends and market outlook
- Fibre Connect: BBNL takes steps to speed up NOFN implementation
- Infrastructure Sharing: Strategies for 3G/4G roll-out
- Network Needs: Data services drive demand for higher capacity
- Regulating Spectrum Use: Sharing and trading guidelines yet to be finalised
- Improving Connectivity: BSNL aims to improve telecom penetration in remote areas
- Small Cell Promise: Offers higher capacity, coverage and speed
- Green Growth: Tower industry turns to renewable energy technology
- Renewables Route: Strong case for alternative sources of energy
- Storage Solutions: A viable option for powering telecom sites
- Growing Tenancies: Key trends and market outlook
- Asset Improvements: Need for innovation in the telecom infrastructure space
