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/PRNewswire/ -- Significant increase in the In-building Wireless Market is anticipated in the future due to trends including IoT integration, 5G rollout, and...

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The government has been stressing on becoming self-sufficient in telecom technologies, including both software and hardware, amid geopolitical uncertainties. It can be done by developing the complete ecosystem in the country, officials said, pointing to the focus on research and development, including industry-academia tie-ups.

“The locally developed 4G/5G stack is working fine. BSNL is utilising the stack and going forward, it will be exported to other countries,” the official said.

The government will probably fund promising ideas through the Telecom Technology Development Fund (TTDF) in order to fulfil its goals.