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The department of telecommunications (DoT) has decided to allow sharing of active telecom infrastructure, such as antennae, feeder cables, and transmission systems. This is expected to lower costs for operators and lead to faster rollout of networks.
DoT has changed its Unified Licence terms to allow such sharing, "limited to antenna, feeder cable, Node B, radio access network (RAN) and transmission system only", it said on Monday. This takes effect right away.
Last year, it allowed sharing of spectrum, a critical resource for expansion of telecom networks. This would help operators enhance their network coverage area and fill the gaps, enabling them to improve quality of service.
Earlier, operators were allowed to share only passiveinfrastructure such as towers, repeaters, and shelters.
DoT permits sharing of active telecom infrastructure such as antenna & transmission systems | Business Standard News
DoT has changed its Unified Licence terms to allow such sharing, "limited to antenna, feeder cable, Node B, radio access network (RAN) and transmission system only", it said on Monday. This takes effect right away.
Last year, it allowed sharing of spectrum, a critical resource for expansion of telecom networks. This would help operators enhance their network coverage area and fill the gaps, enabling them to improve quality of service.
Earlier, operators were allowed to share only passiveinfrastructure such as towers, repeaters, and shelters.
DoT permits sharing of active telecom infrastructure such as antenna & transmission systems | Business Standard News
