- India's Position: Ranked 16th globally in private 5G adoption by businesses, according to the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
- Private 5G is a dedicated network for a specific organization, separate from public networks.
- Closed user group, not connected to external networks.
- Uses 3GPP-based spectrum to create a secure, local area network.
- Enables dedicated bandwidth for high-frequency, low-wavelength airwaves.
- Benefits for Businesses:
- Improved speeds: Faster software flashing for vehicles.
- Full control: Manage operations and data within the network.
- Enhanced security: Data remains segregated and processed locally.
- Controlled latency: Near real-time communication for critical tasks.
- Customization: Optimize network for specific needs and devices.
- TRAI Recommendations for Private 5G:
- Independent Private Network: Telecom service providers (TSPs) set up the network using their spectrum.
- Direct Spectrum Acquisition: Enterprises obtain spectrum directly from the government and build their own private network.
Overall: Private 5G offers businesses improved control, security, and performance, making it a valuable tool for various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and transportation.
Additional points:
- Private 5G is still in its early stages of adoption, but it has the potential to revolutionize how businesses operate.
- The TRAI recommendations provide a framework for facilitating private 5G deployment in India.
- Businesses considering private 5G should carefully assess their needs and requirements to determine the best approach.