GSMA Board Backs 5G Growth, Inclusion & 6G Standards
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GSMA puts 6G, AI threats, digital inclusion in focus
The GSMA board outlined the industry’s connectivity priorities, calling for action on smartphone affordability, online scams and network investment while backing closer international cooperation on future 6G standards. Following a board meeting in New Delhi, India, the industry association stated that although 97% of the global population live within mobile broadband coverage, 3.4 billion people remain unconnected to mobile internet. The cost of…
MA Board Outlines Global Connectivity Priorities with Implications for Africa
The GSMA Board met in New Delhi, India last week to set out priorities for the next era of connectivity. Much has changed since the Board last met in India 10 years ago. India today is a leader in mobile connectivity, with 1.2 billion active connections, 450 million of which are 5G,underpinning India’s growing digital […]
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