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Airtel, Qualcomm to collaborate for 5G in India
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New Delhi, Feb 23 : Telecom major Bharti Airtel and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc on Tuesday announced their collaboration for accelerating 5G in India.
Recently, Airtel became India s first telco to demonstrate 5G over a LIVE commercial network in the city of Hyderabad.
An Airtel statement said that through its network vendors and device partners, the telecom will utilise the Qualcomm 5G RAN platforms to roll-out virtualised and Open RAN-based 5G networks. Airtel, as a board member of the O-RAN Alliance, is committed to driving the success of O-RAN and is working with Qualcomm Technologies to explore and implement the O-RAN approach for India, it said.
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The partnership will see Airtel use Qualcomm s Radio Access Network platform.
The partnership will enable a number of use cases for customers, including 5G Fixed Wireless Access. Airtel is partnering with Qualcomm for 5G roll-out in India.
Bharti Airtel has partnered with Qualcomm Technologies to roll out 5G services in India. The telecom operator and the US-based chipmaker, Qualcomm, announced the new partnership which will see Airtel use Qualcomm s Radio Access Network (RAN) platform. This development comes shortly after Airtel became India’s first telco to demonstrate 5G over a LIVE commercial network in the city of Hyderabad.
India Business News: Telecom operator Bharti Airtel and US chipmaker Qualcomm on Tuesday announced collaboration for accelerating 5G in India. Airtel recently became India
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