Ericsson India - Latest News Update, Information, Photos & Videos on Ericsson India at Lokmat Times

"There is a demand for 5G and there is a need. Just look around India Mobile Congress 2019 and you will see that everyone wants to touch and feel 5G. They want to understand how this technology can solve our problems," Nitin Bansal, Head of Ericsson India, told during an interaction at IMC 2019.With 5G commercial networks being switched on, the first use cases would be enhanced mobile broadband, which will bring better experiences for smartphone users, and fixed wireless access, providing fibre speeds without fibre to homes."And then it will open up avenues for industry 4.0 and resilience in the network and also lower latency or delay in the network which has the potential to transform several sectors including education and healthcare and it will also enable industry automation," Bansal said."But to enjoy the benefits of 5G, the whole ecosystem has to fall in place. Spectrum has to be auctioned, and fibre has to be in place and we will also need the devices," he said."I sense a lot of interest from telecom operators. However, there are issues like how do we make spectrum affordable," he added.According to the latest Ericsson Mobility Report, monthly data usage per smartphone in India rose to 9.8 gigabytes (GB) at the end of 2018, the highest in the world.But by 2024, monthly data usage per smartphone in the country would grow at 11 per cent to reach 18 GB.According to the report, mobile video traffic is fuelling the data traffic growth as users are spending more time streaming and sharing videos.As the evolution towards more advanced technologies continues in India, LTE (4G) is forecast to represent 82 per cent of mobile subscriptions by the end of 2024 compared with 38 per cent in 2018.The LTE subscription in India is expected to grow at 17 per cent CAGR from 450 million in 2018 to 1.16 billion in 2024.An Ericsson study has found that Indian smartphone users are willing to pay more than 66 per cent premium for 5G services."The arrival of 5G will not mean that 4G will go away," Bansal said.( With inputs from IANS )

Home

City

Latest News

Cricket

LT Premium

National

International

Maharashtra

Opinions

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

Nagpur

Entertainment

Photos

Business

Technology

Sports

Lifestyle

Social Viral

Lokmat Games

Health

Lok Sabha Election 2024

Heatwave In India

Mumbai Water Cut

Maharashtra Lok Sabha Election

IPL 2024

Salman Khan

Ericsson IndiaFOLLOW

Ericsson india, Latest News

Technology :5G mobile subscriptions in India projected to reach 700 mn by 2028

New Delhi, June 21 5G mobile subscriptions in India reached about 10 million by end of 2022 and ... ...

Technology :India to see 500 mn 5G mobile subscriptions by 2027: Report

New Delhi, Nov 30 The 5G technology will represent around 39 per cent of mobile subscriptions in India ... ...

Technology :India to have 330M 5G smartphone subscriptions in 5 years

New Delhi, June 16 There will be nearly 330 million 5G smartphone subscriptions in India in next five years, ... ...

National :Huge demand for 5G in India: Ericsson

There is a huge demand for 5G in India as it is much more efficient and will enable the telecom operators in the country to manage the explosive data growth expected in the coming three to four years, a top Ericsson executive has said. ...