Indiatimes iconIndiatimesSep 5, 2026

Telco operators reject quality of service norms for 5G slicing

Trai had proposed measuring quality of service by monitoring use of telecom resources in areas where slicing is activated, proposing that radio resources can't exceed 80% utilisation to ensure there is breathing room when telcos divide the physical resource blocks to deliver specialised services.

Telco operators reject quality of service norms for 5G slicing

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Trai had proposed measuring quality of service by monitoring use of telecom resources in areas where slicing is activated, proposing that radio resources can't exceed 80% utilisation to ensure there is breathing room when telcos divide the physical resource blocks to deliver specialised services.

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Trai had proposed measuring quality of service by monitoring use of telecom resources in areas where slicing is activated, proposing that radio resources can't exceed 80% utilisation to ensure there is breathing room when telcos divide the physical resource blocks to deliver specialised services.

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