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India Aims for 100 Crore 5G Users by 2030, Gwalior to Host First Telecom Manufacturing Zone
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India targets 100 crore 5G users by 2030, with Gwalior set to host the country's first telecom manufacturing zone. The move aims to connect 100 crore people to 5G by 2030, with the proposed zone serving telecom, chip, and data-centre…
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India Aims for 100 Crore 5G Users by 2030, Gwalior to Host First Telecom Manufacturing Zone
India's Minister for Communications, Ashwini Vaishnaw, announced plans to connect 100 crore people to 5G by 2030. The country has already connected nearly 50 crore people to 5G in two-and-a-half years. The proposed telecom manufacturing zone in Gwalior will serve companies in the telecom, chip, and data-centre sectors. The zone is expected to create jobs and boost the country's manufacturing capabilities.
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