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Nokia is in conversation with Indian telecom operators to begin trials of 5G networks even as the nation is yet to see full-scale take off of 4G technology based mobile voice and data services. The Finnish telecom hardware producer is now trying the fifth era systems with worldwide telecom giants like US-based Verizon, Korean SK Telecom, and Japan's NTT Docomo.
The 5G innovation will promise delivery of 100 megabits for each second speed at homes and will be fit for taking care of 1000 times more information activity when it will be popularized by 2020, Nokia Networks' head of mobile broadband Milivoj Vela said on the sidelines of an occasion today. In India, Nokia Networks is a part of Telecommunications Standards Development Society which is taking a shot at 5G and is in discourse with telecom administrators to begin 5G trials.
It must be noted that the Indian telcos are still investing in 4G innovation to launch the fourth generation networks and vast parts of the nation are yet to be secured under the rapid data and voice services. Discussing 5G systems, Vela said that 5G will concentrate on data services while voice calls will be encouraged through 4G innovation.
“It will be used for purposes beyond voice and data communications carried by people today. It will have less than 1-millisecond latency that will be used by machines for quick action like for to stop in case it identifies any obstacle, surgery from remote location etc. Discussion about spectrum (at the global level) in which 5G will operate will finish by 2019. Commercial 5G deployment will start in 2020. Then you will see 100 Mbps guaranteed speed everywhere,” Vela said.
He said that 5G will operate in spectrum band above 6000 MHz and the technology will be launched in phases. “One cell (mobile antenna) in 5G will be able to handle 1000 times more data traffic in 2020 compared to data traffic in 2010. We have already achieved 1 million devices connected to the single cell site and 30 Gbps speed on 73 GHz bands in the lab,” Vela said.
At present spectrum band between 700 MHz and 2.6 GHz are available for mobile services in India. Wi-fi services are generally used between 2.4 GHz to 5.9 GHz. “Already 4G is taking voice calling to high definition voice calls and voice call cannot be better than this. 5G will about the high quality data experience. It will enhance telepresence (web conferencing) to a level where one will not feel the difference if a person is in the room or on telepresence,” Vela said.
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