Chip firm Qualcomm has said that it is selling most of its Snapdragon 5G platforms with key features like the standalone (SA) mode to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in India. It expects most of the upcoming 5G phones in the market would be enabled to run on SA networks.
It is also working with OEMs to provide software upgrades to existing 5G phones powered by their chips to make them SA enabled. Currently, most 5G phones (over 140 of them) in the country are enabled for non-standalone (NSA) mode.
The move is significant in the backdrop of concerns that there aren’t enough