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According to ITU-recognised body IAFI, spectrum in 6 Ghz band has last set of radio frequencies available that can be used for 5G and 6G services at affordable costs while other set of frequencies marked for them are in higher frequency bands.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Telecom operators will be able to use 6 GHz band radiowaves for 5G and 6G services, with majority of the member countries of the International Telecommunication Union(ITU) agreeing to a global accord in this regard. India News | ITU Reaches Agreement to Open New 6 GHz Spectrum Band for 5G, 6G.

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Koraput: Veteran Congress leader and Jeypore MLA Tara Prasad Bahinipati took a swipe at railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on the Centre’s claim about .

Underlining US-based chip maker Micron’s investment in India Vaishnaw said,

Electronic Chip Manufacturing Plant: "We are focussing on some niche area where we can take global leadership. Telecom and EV (electric vehicles) have emerged as a big segment for semiconductors. If we focus on developing and manufacturing chips used in these segments then we can become global leaders in these two segments," said Vaishnaw.

News News: "We are focussing on some niche area where we can take global leadership. Telecom and EV (electric vehicles) have emerged as a big segment for semicon

"We should have some good success in the coming months. It will be fab (wafer fabrication), design, manufacturing, complete (ecosystem)," Vaishnaw said.

Semiconductor Manufacturing: He said that with the success of US-based storage chip maker Microns investment in India, the entire world has become very comfortable about Indias capability.

India is set to establish its first electronic chip manufacturing plant within a year, with a government incentive of $10 billion. The focus will be on developing and manufacturing chips for the telecom and electric vehicle sectors, as these are emerging areas with potential for global leadership. The success of US-based storage chip maker Microns investment in India has boosted confidence in the countrys capabilities.