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Reliance Jio: Jio recently lined up a near-$2 billion offshore loan lead-arranged by BNP Paribas that was also used to fund 5G network gear purchases from Swedens Ericsson. Swedish export credit agency, EKN, in turn, had provided a $2.2-billion cover for the Jio-Ericsson 5G deal.

Work From Office: This push to return to office is being implemented by IT/BPM and some technology companies across the country through verbal and informal communication channels, the people cited earlier said, as the industry faces a client demand crunch due to the global macroeconomic crisis which is squeezing tech spending.

HSBC was the lead arranger of the transaction that will help fund the telco’s 5G gear purchases from Nokia. 

A study by Ericsson revealed one in five 5G adopters in 28 markets are willing to pay more for performance linked to specific services.

5G users in India stand out for their high daily engagement with apps, such as streaming high definition video, video calling services, mobile gaming and augmented reality. On an average, they spend two hours more per week using these services compared to users in other early adopter 5G markets such as the US, the UK, South Korea, China and many others.

Ericsson ConsumerLab said one in five 5G smartphone users are willing to pay up to an 11 percent premium for differentiated 5G service

Ericsson 5G: 5G users in India have outpaced global counterparts in daily engagements with applications such as streaming HD video, video calling services, mobile gaming and augmented reality, driving data growth for Indian telecom operators, Jasmeet Singh Sethi, head of Ericsson ConsumerLab said.

There will be a 2 percent CAGR decrease in global telecom Capex, mainly attributed to a steeper Capex deceleration in North America

One-in-five 5G smartphone users seeking differentiated 5G service experiences, such as quality of service, for demanding applications are willing to pay communi

Real estate developer Atenor has announced the appointment of Norbert Schőmer as its new country director for Hungary.