Category: Telecom Infrastructure

Infrastructure development plays a crucial role in building a robust telecom network. The telecom...

Infrastructure sharing has emerged as one of the most efficient models for rolling out telecom...

Regulatory issues and declining operator margins have slowed down investments in the telecom...

The emergence of next-generation network (NGN) technologies and increased uptake of...

Over the past few years, the telecom industry has emerged as the biggest consumer of power. Energy...

The Indian telecom landscape has changed over the years and so has the role of operations support...

Adequate telecom infrastructure is essential for meeting the current and emerging demand for...

As the Indian telecom industry shifts its focus from voice to data, infrastructure requirements in...

Despite the initiatives taken by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to remove...

In 2008, when the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) allowed the sharing of active...

The increased dependence on diesel generators (DGs) for powering telecom infrastructure has not...

Driven by the exponential growth in the wireless subscriber base (over 700 million current),...

The allocation of 3G spectrum by the Department of Telecommunications on September 1, 2010 was a...

Continuously evolving fixed and mobile services demand advanced network solutions from the access...

Over the past few years, the telecom sector has emerged as a key consumer of power with its...

Owing to a huge population base, low teledensity, saturated urban markets and a strong case for...

There are currently about 560,276 base transceiver stations (BTSs) deployed across the country....

With the Indian wireless communications market continuing to witness unprecedented growth, adding...

The base transceiver station (BTS) segment, which is an important part of telecom?s active...

With the overall subscriber base in the country crossing the 700 million mark, the telecom sector...