DTH industry: Requiem or rebirth?
To avoid becoming a nostalgic footnote in the ever-changing media and entertainment saga, direct-to-home players are seeking new relevance in the age of digital and personal content consumption.
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Telecom losses: India’s digital advantage at stake
High indebtedness and new liabilities will give little leeway for telecom companies to spend on tower fiberisation, an important step to 5G implementation.
India will not be as late in adopting 5G as it was in 4G: Nivruti Rai
Nivruti Rai, country head, Intel India and vice president, Data Center Group, Intel, talks about Intel’s 5G strategy in India at the India Mobile Congress in New Delhi.
Surviving Trump
The India-U.S. relationship is one of the most pivotal for the future of the world order – if it can survive the tantrums of Donald Trump.
LG India wants to make life better
The South Korean electronics major is betting on premium categories in India.
Indian telecom industry: The game of thrones
Vodafone Idea, Bharti Airtel, and Reliance Jio are fighting a bruising battle for the top spot in the market. The jury is out on who will win the price war unleashed by Jio’s rock-bottom rates .
Ways in which 5G will change your life
The capabilities of 5G will change our lives and will help us realise the true potential of technologies that we have already designed and will become the basis of innovations.
5G launch: Impact on economy could be $1 trillion by 2035
Panel, set up to prepare road map for 5G roll-out, has said that the impact of the next generation cellular communications technology can help India leapfrog traditional barriers to development.
‘5G pilot deployments to be ready by year-end’
Telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan speaks to Fortune India about the 5G roadmap and the aim of giving every citizen 50 mbps of data by 2022 under the new telecom policy expected in June.
DoT looks to open up job opportunities
Even as heavy consolidation in the telecom space signals more job losses to come, the Department of Telecom says it is working on opening up new job opportunities.
