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While delegates from across the globe were debating the allocation of 6GHz spectrum for international mobile telecommunications at the World Radiocommunication Conference this week, Indian stakeholders have been at loggerheads over it as well.
Terming the decision of WRC identifying the upper 6 GHz band for IMT or mobile use as “groundbreaking”, GSMA said it would serve as a critical developmental trigger for manufacturers of the 6 GHz equipment ecosystem.
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.
India's telcos are concerned about the Indian delegation's interventions regarding the 6 GHz spectrum band at the World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC), which they believe are contrary to the originally agreed upon position. They claim that discussions are being steered towards the band's designation for delicensed WiFi usage, which could harm India's IMT interests and impact the development of a worldwide ecosystem for IMT in this band.
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