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1. Fibre access network for India as India poises for growth.

Author

Jhunjhunwala, A.

Subjects
*OPTICAL fibers, *TELECOMMUNICATION systems, *INFORMATION technology, *COST effectiveness, *TELECOMMUNICATION traffic, *VIDEO on demand
Abstract

The major role that optical fibre plays in backbone networks is not only making it capable of carrying large amounts of telecommunication data traffic but also making it cost-effective. However, the decrease in backbone cost has so far been nullified by an increase in the cost of local loops. In Developing countries like India, fibre access networks are set to play a major role in expanding the teledensity. Fibre access is not only the most cost-effective access technology, but is also contributing to building a multiservice network integrating telephony, TV and video-on-demand services, in regard to the dense urban areas of India.

Published
2003
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2. "OUR AIM IS TO EMPOWER AS MANY BUSINESSES AS POSSIBLE IRRESPECTIVE OF THE VOLUMES THAT THEY DEAL WITH": In conversation with Jaheer Abbas, Sr Regional Director - SEA & India, Limelight Network.

Author

Bishi, Divya

Subjects
MARKETING strategy, CONTENT delivery networks, CONSUMER preferences, TELECOMMUNICATION traffic
Abstract

The article presents an interview with Jaheer Abbas, the senior regional director for content delivery network Limelight Network. He discusses the company's marketing strategy in India where it looks to focus on over the top (OTT), electronic learning, and content delivery network. He also discusses consumer preferences, market trends, and telecommunication traffic in India.

Published
2019

3. India Lacks Spectrum Efficiency.

Author

Malini, N.

Subjects
SPECTRUM allocation, BANDWIDTH allocation, TELECOMMUNICATION, TELECOMMUNICATION traffic
Abstract

The article focuses on the issue of underutulization of spectrum for better use in India. It highlights the increasing demand of spectrum due to the proliferation of new technologies and telecommunication services. It further mentions the spectrum sharing technique to address spectrum scarcity without causing excessive harmful interference with traffic from competing operators.

Published
2012

4. Jio rubbishes Airtel & Idea's claims of asymmetric traffic.

Subjects
INTERNET telephony, TELECOMMUNICATION traffic, CALL admission control (Telecommunications), TELECOMMUNICATION
Abstract

The article reports on the massive number of drop calls experienced by Reliance Jio's subscribers while interconnecting with incumbent operators in India including Airtel, Vodafone and Idea. Topics include the consequences of Point of Interconnection (POI) congestion, non-compliance of the mandate from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) for more POIs as well as the claim of asymmetric traffic between Idea and Jio networks.

Published
2016

5. India's data traffic growth in 2016 led by 4G technology, says Nokia.

Subjects
COMPUTER software industry, TELECOMMUNICATION traffic, INTERNET traffic, 4G networks, MOBILE communication systems
Abstract

An industry report for the software industry in India is presented from publisher FRPT Research, which focuses on a study by Nokia saying that India's data traffic growth in 2016 was led by 4G technology.

Published
2017

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