Nara Lokesh

[Android_Halwa]

Adedo Google X anaru, credentials lo kuda vundi....Can anyone elaborate ? Enti adi ? 

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1 minute ago, Android_Halwa said:

Adedo Google X anaru, credentials lo kuda vundi....Can anyone elaborate ? Enti adi ? 

 

Andhra Pradesh government signs agreements with Alphabet X for Fibergrid project

The agreement was signed by Nara Lokesh, minister of IT, Government of Andhra Pradesh during his visit to Mountain View headquarters of Alphabet.

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Surabhi Agarwal

, ET Bureau|

Dec 15, 2017, 08.12 PM IST

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The X Labs will initially supply the AP government with two thousand FSOC links and the X engineers and experts on site in AP will work with the government personnel.

The government of Andhra Pradesh has entered into an agreement with the moonshot factory of Alphabet (earlier Google) - X - to bring the breakthrough Free Space Optical Communication (FSOC) technology in order to provide internet through the government Fibergrid project.

The agreement was signed by Nara Lokesh, minister of IT, Government of Andhra Pradesh during his visit to Mountain View headquarters of Alphabet.

"This association with X labs to implement FSOC in AP is first of its kind in the world to provide wireless internet connection at a higher speed of up to 20Gbps and to a distance of up to 20kms. This significant partnership will offer a major boost to the state's digital infrastructure and help overcome hindrances in terms of connecting isolated and difficult terrain, forest areas, river crossings, railway crossings etc."

Less than 20% of the 53 million people in Andhra Pradesh currently have access to broadband connectivity. In order to bridge this gap, the state government and telecom service provider AP State FiberNet have been working on an initiative called AP Fiber Grid to connect 12 million households and thousands of businesses by 2019.

The X Labs will initially supply the AP government with two thousand FSOC links and the X engineers and experts on site in AP will work with the government personnel to identify and select suitable sites for deployment of the FSOC links. Alphabet's X will also set up a local office with the help of the Government of Andhra Pradesh in order to provide real time support for smooth operation of the project, the government said in a statement.

"We are delighted to be partnering with AP FiberNet on this promising innovation that could overcome some of the longstanding challenges of getting high speed internet too hard to reach areas, and looking forward to helping them make the benefits of the web accessible to more people in Andhra Pradesh," said Astro Teller CEO of Alphabet X.

The technology was originally used by the Project Loon team to beam data between balloons, but it can also be used closer to earth. FSOC links deliver high-speed, high-capacity connectivity over long distances using beams of light which is similar to how data is transmitted through fiber optic cables using light, but unlike traditional fiber, one doesn't need to dig trenches or string cable along the poles.

 

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https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/internet/andhra-pradesh-government-signs-agreements-with-alphabet-x-for-fibergrid-project/articleshow/62086925.cms

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2 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Adedo Google X anaru, credentials lo kuda vundi....Can anyone elaborate ? Enti adi ? 

 

[Sachin200]

Just now, jeessy_bb said:

 

Andhra Pradesh government signs agreements with Alphabet X for Fibergrid project

The agreement was signed by Nara Lokesh, minister of IT, Government of Andhra Pradesh during his visit to Mountain View headquarters of Alphabet.

By 

Surabhi Agarwal

, ET Bureau|

Dec 15, 2017, 08.12 PM IST

5Comments

Save

BCCL

The X Labs will initially supply the AP government with two thousand FSOC links and the X engineers and experts on site in AP will work with the government personnel.

The government of Andhra Pradesh has entered into an agreement with the moonshot factory of Alphabet (earlier Google) - X - to bring the breakthrough Free Space Optical Communication (FSOC) technology in order to provide internet through the government Fibergrid project.

The agreement was signed by Nara Lokesh, minister of IT, Government of Andhra Pradesh during his visit to Mountain View headquarters of Alphabet.

"This association with X labs to implement FSOC in AP is first of its kind in the world to provide wireless internet connection at a higher speed of up to 20Gbps and to a distance of up to 20kms. This significant partnership will offer a major boost to the state's digital infrastructure and help overcome hindrances in terms of connecting isolated and difficult terrain, forest areas, river crossings, railway crossings etc."

Less than 20% of the 53 million people in Andhra Pradesh currently have access to broadband connectivity. In order to bridge this gap, the state government and telecom service provider AP State FiberNet have been working on an initiative called AP Fiber Grid to connect 12 million households and thousands of businesses by 2019.

The X Labs will initially supply the AP government with two thousand FSOC links and the X engineers and experts on site in AP will work with the government personnel to identify and select suitable sites for deployment of the FSOC links. Alphabet's X will also set up a local office with the help of the Government of Andhra Pradesh in order to provide real time support for smooth operation of the project, the government said in a statement.

"We are delighted to be partnering with AP FiberNet on this promising innovation that could overcome some of the longstanding challenges of getting high speed internet too hard to reach areas, and looking forward to helping them make the benefits of the web accessible to more people in Andhra Pradesh," said Astro Teller CEO of Alphabet X.

The technology was originally used by the Project Loon team to beam data between balloons, but it can also be used closer to earth. FSOC links deliver high-speed, high-capacity connectivity over long distances using beams of light which is similar to how data is transmitted through fiber optic cables using light, but unlike traditional fiber, one doesn't need to dig trenches or string cable along the poles.

 

Ekkadidhi bro ee info , tdp ppts ??

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2 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Ekkadidhi bro ee info , tdp ppts ??

Arey Jaffa andhuke kindha economic times link vesa. Mee Jaffa thelivi thelusu kaabatte link vesa

[Android_Halwa]

2017 lo chesukunna agreement...2019 varaku power lo vunadi TDP...

Mari emi implement chesinatu ?

[Android_Halwa]

Jagan gadu ekanga CM ae ayindu vaa...woh bhi 151 seats tho...

inthakante pedda credential kavala ?

[Hydrockers]

3 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

2017 lo chesukunna agreement...2019 varaku power lo vunadi TDP...

Mari emi implement chesinatu ?

Atla adigite next 2019 lo malli baboru vachaka implement chedham anukunaru ani antaru pulkas

[reality]

41 minutes ago, jefferson1 said:

14th year lone bachelorslo join ayada?

Aadu prodigy kada... fossible....

90s lone Nakka PM avutha ante... voddu nannaru... mee sevalu telugu jathi ki kavali kani labor country ki vaddu ani aapadu kada...

[snoww]

25 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Adedo Google X anaru, credentials lo kuda vundi....Can anyone elaborate ? Enti adi ? 

AP gave government contract to Google X to implement fiber grid and published PPT saying Google X is coming to AP

Malli win ayyi vunte NASA ki contract ichi NASA came to AP ane vallu. Lol. 

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7 minutes ago, reality said:

Aadu prodigy kada... fossible....

90s lone Nakka PM avutha ante... voddu nannaru... mee sevalu telugu jathi ki kavali kani labor country ki vaddu ani aapadu kada...

#GorreBhakth alert

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12 minutes ago, jeessy_bb said:

#GorreBhakth alert

veedeyna aa lokesh?

 

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1 hour ago, jeessy_bb said:

Paina link lo Track record  Jaffas and Langas ki slipper shot  

nee M ga ide panaa neeku...aa labor jaati sankalu naakatam....pulka ga 

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36 minutes ago, jeessy_bb said:

#GorreBhakth alert

#laborpulka alert