India will soon enjoy more than 100 Gbps high bandwidth connectivity across the country in the next few years with the launch of three GSAT satellites before the end of next year, said Dr K Sivan, chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation(Isro) at the ninth convocation of Gitam (deemed to be university) on Saturday.
"India has the world's second largest internet user base. But, our present broadband speed is 76th in the world. Isro has already launched GSAT-19 in June 2017. This year, Isro will launch GSAT-11 and GSAT-29 and early next year, GSAT-20 will be launched. All these are high throughput satellites and together they will ;provide more than 100 Gbps high bandwidth connectivity across the country which will help bridge the digital divide.
The year 2016 brought a revolution in the Indian telecom industry after Reliance Jio 4G services were launched at dirt-cheap prices. But soon, the hay-days of 4G would also be over as the world is moving towards the first commercial deployment of 5G as early this year. The 5G spectrum would not only give users a luxury to use the internet like never before but it would generate huge revenue streams for network operators.
India is expected to fully adopt the 5G services by 2022. Operators in the United states will be among the first to launch 5G commercial services. The country's four major operators have publicly announced that they will begin providing 5G services between late 2018 and mid-2019.
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"India has the world's second largest internet user base. But, our present broadband speed is 76th in the world. Isro has already launched GSAT-19 in June 2017. This year, Isro will launch GSAT-11 and GSAT-29 and early next year, GSAT-20 will be launched. All these are high throughput satellites and together they will ;provide more than 100 Gbps high bandwidth connectivity across the country which will help bridge the digital divide.
The Isro chairman informed that the government of India has approved Rs 10,900 crore budget for 30 PSLVs and 10 GSLV MK-3 will be launched in the next four years in addition to more than 50 spacecrafts.
The year 2016 brought a revolution in the Indian telecom industry after Reliance Jio 4G services were launched at dirt-cheap prices. But soon, the hay-days of 4G would also be over as the world is moving towards the first commercial deployment of 5G as early this year. The 5G spectrum would not only give users a luxury to use the internet like never before but it would generate huge revenue streams for network operators.
India is expected to fully adopt the 5G services by 2022. Operators in the United states will be among the first to launch 5G commercial services. The country's four major operators have publicly announced that they will begin providing 5G services between late 2018 and mid-2019.
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