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Shrijan Soni

Hyperbat Joins Ericsson and BT for 5G Digital Twin Technology

Hyperbat Joins Ericsson and BT for 5G Digital Twin Technology

The Coventry based company Hyperbat is eyeing on 5G technology to accelerate the manufacturing process for hybrid and electric vehicle production by developing ‘digital twins.’ The new technology can be manipulated and viewed using VR headsets. To give wings to the project, Hyperbat has partnered up with Ericsson, BT and … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

Excitel Broadband Expands Services to 10 New Cities of India

Excitel Broadband Expands Services to 10 New Cities of India

Excitel is one of the fastest-growing private fiber broadband companies in India. The internet service provider (ISP) is known for providing users with cheap internet plans and truly unlimited data. Excitel has been expanding its footprint in India very fast. With the addition of new locations, the company is now … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

MediaTek Dimensity 700 5G SoC Launched for India

MediaTek Dimensity 700 5G SoC Launched for India

MediaTek has just announced the Dimensity 700 5G SoC for the Indian market. It is a chipset built on the 7nm process that is designed to enhance the 5G capabilities, power efficiency, and camera capabilities of smartphones. Further, MediaTek has confirmed that Realme will be the first company in India … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

5G Testing in India Made Easier for the Telcos

5G Testing in India Made Easier for the Telcos

The next-generation connectivity technology, 5G, is on the brink of entering the Indian landscape. The private operators of the country have already said that their networks are ready for 5G. In a recent development, the Digital Communications Commission (DCC), formerly known as the telecom commission, has made it convenient and … Read More

Tanay Singh Thakur

Bharti Airtel Might Pay DoT Rs 1,376 Crores

Bharti Airtel Might Pay DoT Rs 1,376 Crores

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has decided that companies under insolvency proceedings can’t use or sell the spectrum they own. Spectrum is frequency airwaves that the government allots to the telcos for a limited period and is considered a sovereign property. Looking at the decision announced by the … Read More

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