Reliance to strengthen homeland security with their 4G network
Along with consumer services like LTE devices and local content, Reliance will let security agencies in the country use their infrastructure for homeland security.
Along with consumer services like LTE devices and local content, Reliance will let security agencies in the country use their infrastructure for homeland security.
Yahoo India and Microsoft India need to join Facebook and Google India for the March 13 hearings.
A $3.1 Billion investment to give defense forces their own OFC powered communications infrastructure that will let Department of Telecom lease freed spectrum bringing in nearly $17.9 Billion.
Tech Mahindra and Microsoft have now entered into another partnership regarding Microsoft's Mediaroom services. Their 2008 deal about integrating and deploying Mediaroom services has now extended to setting up a lab for testing Mediaroom encoders.
The Department of Telecommunication has asked the Defense Ministry to vacate another 80MHz for commercial telecommunication needs. According to DoT the sale of this spectrum can make close to $17.9 Billion for the government.
Broadband technology GPON, indigenously developed at the govt. of India's R&D center is being shared with the private sector to enhance the country's telecom backbone.
Three reports, one from the government, one from comScore and a study put some numbers on the Internet connectivity in India. With 11.21 Million boradband users, Indians spent 5 hours on average watching video online in January.
Sify's strategic deals with Gulf Bridge International and Saudi Telecom (part of the Europe-India Gateway) expands their reach in Africa and Middle East while strengthening their network capacity in India.
While user privacy on Facebook and Twitter downtimes are concerns much talked about, the Internet is facing a technical challenge that of depleting IPv4 addresses. Using the Internet protocol IPv4, addresses are issued to computers to communicate with each other and apparently, by 2012 the Internet service providers will be out of address space.
Indian government is planning to invest upto Rs 15,000 Crore to strengthen the rural telecommunications network.