India has everything in its favour to be a 5G enabler and it can unlock its benefits to the world. All it needs to do is to follow these simple guidelines.
A cohesive collaboration among industry leaders, start-ups, academia and researchers, government authorities, and investors is required for 5G innovation to flourish.
5G is a technology that can make science-fiction a reality. From augmented reality and virtual reality, to enhanced use of A.I., it will radically alter entertainment and our experience of it.
The auction made the exchequer richer by around ₹77,815 crore. According to earlier estimates, the government had put on the block airwaves worth ₹3.92 lakh crore.
The telecom sector has seen radical changes in the last few years, and is now poised to transition into a 5G world. The budget, therefore, needs to recognise these and give it a much needed impetus.
2021 has brought in hopes for renewal, especially after a tumultuous year gone by. And India's next growth story would hinge on technology, and how we harness it for our benefit.
The India Mobile Congress saw the focus shift to the debate on 5G technology and the inherent resilience of Indian telecom industry to withstand the onslaught from the pandemic.
According to a report released by Anarock-Mace, India's data centre industry is witnessing massive investments. But will it sustain? And if it does, what would the future look like?
As 5G commercial launches are set in motion through spectrum auctions, Communication Service Providers must strategise their investments that would drive the 5G-related business growth.
Online gaming the world over is poised for a disruption with the advent of 5G. It has the potential to turn this once ‘niche entertainment’ into an even bigger mass market phenomenon.
