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Top industry stakeholders lock horns as India prepares for 5G

By IANS | Updated: June 22, 2022 18:05 IST

New Delhi, June 22 As India prepares for long-delayed 5G spectrum next month, top industry stakeholders have locked ...

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New Delhi, June 22 As India prepares for long-delayed 5G spectrum next month, top industry stakeholders have locked horns over the issue of public and private 5G networks and whether the government should allow spectrum directly to the enterprises for operating private captive 5G networks.

The debate sparked further after Prime Minister Narendra Modi last month said 5G technology will contribute $450 billion to the Indian economy, dedicating an indigenous 5G Test Bed to the nation during an event by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India

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