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Nokia announces a partnership with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to jointly research 6G technologies and use cases with a societal impact in India. The collaboration, based in Nokias 6G Lab in Bengaluru, will focus on 6G radio technologies, architecture, and integrating machine learning into the 6G air interface.

The order was passed in a litigation by InterDigital against mobile phone manufacturing companies such as Oppo, RealMe and OnePlus brands over usage of cellular technology (3G, 4G, 5G) and video coding technology in their handsets

“The importance of India on the global telecommunications stage cannot be overemphasised. We’re proud to work with the brightest minds in Indian science and academia to ensure 6G is a force multiplier for the economy,” said Nishant Batra, chief strategy and technology officer at Nokia. �� Nokia and Indian Institute of Science Partner To Help Realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Vision for India as Leader in 6G Technology.

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Telecommunications equipment giant Nokia has joined forces with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to advance research and...

Nokia has announced its partnership with the Indian Institute of Science : the aim is to jointly research 6G technologies and use cases that will have a direct societal impact in India.The two...

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While Kyndryl’s overall revenue is on a decline, Kyndryl Consult is growing in double digits, acting as the only green shoot for the IBM spin-off.