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The Telecommunications Engineering Centre (TEC) report has suggested that 3GPP 5G broadcast standards - backed by global chipmakers Qualcomm and Samsung, telecom equipment vendors Nokia and Ericsson as well as Indian telecom operators - have superior ecosystem readiness for direct-to-mobile (D2M) broadcasting compared with the ATSC 3.0 protocols.

Saankhya Labs managing director Parag Naik, who claimed that the report favoured MNCs, called D2M a "uniquely Indian innovation" that "will be Indias next UPI".

Tejas Networks, led by Anand Athreya and Arnob Roy, anticipates strong growth fueled by diverse opportunities like 5G upgrades, BharatNet, and global broadband expansion. The company aims for flawless execution, efficient supply chain management, and leveraging a healthy order book.

Anand Athreya: There is an upgrade that is going to happen after the 4G gets deployed, so that is an opportunity and then the 5G radios will come after that and that is a separate tender and we hope to participate and win that too.

The company achieved profitability in Q4FY24, marking a significant turnaround after nine consecutive quarters of net losses. Revenue from operations during this period came in at ₹1,171 crore, representing a remarkable 343% year-on-year increase.

Direct-to-mobile (D2M) is a broadcasting technology that allows you to receive multimedia content on your phone without an internet connection. It works like FM radio, where signals are transmitted and picked up by a receiver in your device.

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