Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 6 (ANI/PRNewswire): Modern digital communication systems have created a dire need for a highly skilled workforce. With many countries successfully using 5G and preparing for 6G - the next big telecom wave - India still needs to catch up with better-equipped industry talent, and advancement roadmaps. India's requirement for skilled professionals well-versed in communication and allied technologies, is set to grow manifold as India expands 5G and prepares for the 6G revolution.
reflecting taiwan, the chinese government is willing and able to excerpt its influence. when it comes to tiktok, how is that information collected? where is it stored? how s it being useed? we don t necessarily have answers and that s part of the reason a bipartisan group of senators got involved. dana: what s the remedy they would seek? it s unclear exactly what they would seek, but one of the things we ve seen in the fcc when it comes to the networks of the future, we want to make sure we understand the risk right now as opposed to well down the line once these networks are built or once these apps are fully deployed. dana: i know you spent a lot of time on the 5g issue. there s a race across the world. people want to get to 5g. how important is it to you to our own national security and our growth, economic growth, for us to get to 5g and to do it well before the chinese? it s incredibly important. as we saw, the united states was home to the 4g revolution and the global app
lets the business the 5 g. revolution has already begun sub-saharan africa is still on 2 g. 8 a study by the industry group g.s.a. may shows the vast majority of the region is offline you can forget digital inclusion and all the economic progress and social change that comes with that i ll talk to an expert from the association in a moment 1st a look at all those potholes in the so-called internet highway. mobile phone use is spreading rapidly throughout africa the device is a much more than mere communications accessories they re vital to users also handle their finances and other essential requirements with their mobile phones. yet only a mere 7 percent of sub-saharan africans have internet access the global average is 5 times as high 2 g. networks are the most widespread across sub-saharan africa though they re increasingly being replaced by 3 g.