Government bars communication infra providers from sharing data outside India
“As someone who has led traditional telecom infrastructure at BSNL and is now pioneering sustainable data centre solutions at Submer, I see this framework as a bold step toward a greener, highly secure, and cloud-integrated future,” he said.Mr. Currently, the gateways are run by ISRO, which is given the necessary gateway spectrum, but the private players will be disadvantaged. TRAI is presently consulting about this, and hopefully they will resolve this in their next recommendation,” he said.
- ▪“As someone who has led traditional telecom infrastructure at BSNL and is now pioneering sustainable data centre solutions at Submer, I see this framework as a bold step toward a greener, highly secure, and cloud-integrated future,” he said
- ▪Currently, the gateways are run by ISRO, which is given the necessary gateway spectrum, but the private players will be disadvantaged.
- ▪TRAI is presently consulting about this, and hopefully they will resolve this in their next recommendation,” he said.
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The government has barred communication infrastructure providers, including those involved in cloud-based networks for telecom services, mobile towers and satellite gateways, from sharing any data outside the country, according to an official notification.The Department of Telecom, in a notification for the authorisation framework for infrastructure providers, has made it mandatory that entire telecommunication data should be stored within the country.“Every new authorised entity shall ensure that all systems of its telecommunication network and the data, logs and information associated with its telecommunication network shall be stored within India and no copies of such data, logs and information shall be routed, shared or made available outside India,” the notification dated July 20…
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