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📚 Discover Insights on #IndiaFrance 🇮🇳 🇫🇷 Strategic #Partnership! 🚀 Have you checked out the latest newsletter from Indo-French Chamber of Commerce & Industry (IFCCI)? It covers various engaging topics, including the dynamic #Aerospace ✈ and #Defence sector. Make sure you don't miss the compelling article penned by Ashish Saraf, VP and Country Director - India, Thales, and Chairperson of #IFCCI Aerospace & Defence Committee. Ashish shares insightful perspectives in his article on 'India and France strengthening strategic partnership 🤝 towards #ViksitBharat by 2047.' He emphasises the strengthening of defence capabilities between #India and #France and fostering #space and technological #innovations for a secure future. Furthermore, he explores how India and France are laying the foundation for a stronger and more prosperous future together by enhancing cooperation in defence, trade, technology, and climate action. We encourage you to read the article to gain a deeper understanding of the synergies between India and France, and how this partnership paves the way for advancement and cooperation in vital sectors. Check out the post below to access the newsletter. #IndiaFrancePartnership #AerospaceandDefence #ThalesinIndia

https://lnkd.in/ghZPJAWB Tech Understanding: In Auction 108, the term "7K country based licences" likely refers to the acquisition of over 7,000 licenses by a bidder, in this case, T-Mobile, as part of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) auction for spectrum in the 2.5 GHz band. These licenses are county-based, meaning each license corresponds to a specific geographic area at the county level in the United States. T-Mobile announced that they invested $304 million in Auction 108, securing more than 7,000 county-based licenses that cover areas with a total population of 81 million, primarily in rural areas. This spectrum acquisition is part of T-Mobile's strategy to expand and enhance its 5G network coverage across the country, particularly in underserved rural communities. Auction 108 itself offered approximately 8,000 new flexible-use geographic overlay licenses for spectrum in the 2.5 GHz band. These licenses were divided into up to three blocks of spectrum, each licensed on a county basis, covering a total of 117.5 megahertz of spectrum. The spectrum acquired in this auction is intended for flexible use, including 5G wireless services. The auction featured a total of 73 rounds with 82 qualified bidders, out of which 63 were winning bidders. The total gross bids amounted to approximately $427.8 million. The licenses won in this auction are part of the FCC's efforts to make more spectrum available for wireless broadband services, especially in rural areas where such services are much needed. Now, what's 2.5GHz frequency band according to 3GPP: The 2.5 GHz band for 5G falls under the n41 band (2496–2690 MHz) in the Frequency Range 1 (FR1) spectrum. This band is used for Time Division Duplex (TDD) operations, supporting various channel bandwidths, including 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, and 100 MHz (https://lnkd.in/gyHD2bya). Total bandwidth of ~117MHz is auction in this FCC 108 round. Enjoy Reading...!!!

When you work with WeTrack , you work with industry vets who have a passion for events. Event operations are never easy, and I often wonder how anyone gets any sleep! We leverage experience, expertise, and an incredible platform to make your life easier. #riskmanagement #incidentmanagement #incidentreporting #eventsafety #partnershipwithpurpose

In our latest insight article, we explore how telecoms thought leadership can help businesses outperform their competition. We answer the following questions: ⚠ Can telecoms thought leadership prevent misinformation? 🛡 How does telecoms thought leadership mitigate cyber-attacks? 🚧 Why is thought leadership key to telecoms regulatory hurdles? ⚒ Can thought leadership plug the industry's workforce shortage? Read the full article on the Profile website here: https://lnkd.in/dNzeWDfB

#NCCULife | Meet Michael Lorca-Wynter. From high school athlete to army intelligence analyst and now a business major, his journey is a masterclass in resilience and ambition. Discover how his experiences at NCCU are helping him to become a future corporate leader. It's here, in this transformative phase, where his purpose is taking flight. | #EaglePride #NCCUBusiness | READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/g2QKF5aK

It was an honor to speak with our industry’s leaders at this week's USTelecom | The Broadband Association Leadership Summit, where I laid out our views at AT&T on the critical policy issues facing our nation and our industry.   For decades, the U.S. has had a deliberate, investment-driven policy that has allowed this country to lead the world in telecommunications. Our nation’s leadership was built on allocating capital effectively to drive innovation in the private sector, and policies that support efficient government partnerships.   The future depends on a forward-looking agenda that follows the same approach to support the next generation of affordable, accessible, high-performance networks. Three areas are critical to get right:   1. Access: Sound implementation of the historic opportunity to expand broadband and close the digital divide. 2. Affordability: Re-architecting sustainable and streamlined subsidies for low-income households to insure universal access and affordability. 3. Airwaves: Establishing a pipeline of licensed mid-band spectrum to sustain US competitiveness. The bottom line: To truly connect all Americans – and to stay competitive globally – private investment must be married with good public policy. The right solutions around Access, Affordability and Airwaves will have immense and lasting benefits for the U.S. Here's a video hitting the high notes of my remarks this week. You can find my full speech here: https://lnkd.in/gWkH2yvU

At this week’s USTelecom | The Broadband Association's Leadership Summit, AT&T's John Stankey underscored the inflection point we’re at in the telecom industry. While there’s consensus that access to high-speed broadband is important to thrive in today’s modern world, we must continue to act and focus on access, affordability, and creating a healthy spectrum pipeline to achieve this shared goal. Only with the marriage of private investment and smart policy can we truly connect all Americans. https://lnkd.in/edMFYwd2

This week at the @USTelecom Leadership Summit, @AT&T’s John Stankey talked about the shift in the way people communicate in today’s digital world: from traditional copper-based landlines of the past to wireless and broadband for the future. Every dollar spent maintaining outdated copper-based services cannot be invested in next-generation connectivity. We must work together to help Americans get and stay connected through continued investments in newer networks and technologies and smart policies that can help accelerate these investments. 

We are at a critical time in broadband policy that demands clear guidelines as well as rational, real-world imputs into both policy creation and industry implementation. We cannot continue to be bogged down by decades old arguments and must refocus efforts to ensure access and adoption decisions take actual market conditions into account so we can keep up with increased market demands for data. John Stankey put it best earlier this week: “The future depends on a forward-looking agenda that follows the same approach to support the next generation of affordable, accessible, high-performance networks. Three areas are critical to get right:   1. Access: Sound implementation of the historic opportunity to expand broadband and close the digital divide. 2. Affordability: Re-architecting sustainable and streamlined subsidies for low-income households to insure universal access and affordability. 3. Airwaves: Establishing a pipeline of licensed mid-band spectrum to sustain US competitiveness. The bottom line: To truly connect all Americans – and to stay competitive globally – private investment must be married with good public policy. The right solutions around Access, Affordability and Airwaves will have immense and lasting benefits for the U.S.”

Discover insights from Laurence Geller CBE, former chairman of the International Churchill Society (ICS) and a current board member at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) about the transformative partnership between RUSI and ICS.  Laurence highlights how this collaboration will extend Winston Churchill’s influence on modern leadership and strategic thinking. “To protect his legacy, we take the lessons learned from his life and we try and make them relevant to influence leadership around the world for today and tomorrow.” remarks Geller. “It's clarity of leadership. It's boldness. It's not backing down. It's believing in your morality and your ethics and your strategy. Freedom, democracy, human rights. They're not negotiable.” Laurence’s leadership has been pivotal in aligning these organisations to impact the future of global defence and leadership.  Find out more about this innovative partnership at the ICS Conference 2024: https://lnkd.in/daukMXgd #churchill #winstonchurchill #Leadership #RUSI #ICS RUSI NextGen