Government Bars Communication Infra Providers From Sharing Data Outside India
The rules also let the Centre inspect network sites and audit systems for compliance, while private players seek authorisation under the Telecommunications Act, 2023.
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Govt bars telecom infra firms from overseas data transfer
India's government has implemented stringent new regulations under the Telecommunications Act 2023, mandating that all communication infrastructure providers, including those utilising cloud-based networks, must store telecommunication data exclusively within the country, a move expected to significantly impact domestic data centre demand.
Dept of Telecom bars communication infra providers from sharing data outside India
Infrastructure providers under the new framework will be solely responsible for obtaining permission to roll out the network and any delay in such permission should not be a reason for non-compliance of any rules under the new framework.
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Lowdown: DoT notifies network authorisation rules, bars telecom data from leaving India
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