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No need for 5G trials in India to test the technology, says Nokia

Nokia's stance is markedly different from the leading telecom company, Reliance Jio.

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Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
Telecom gear maker Nokia, which provides equipment for leading Indian telcos, says there is no need for 5G trials in India to test the technology, as it is now well established and in operation in many parts of the world. According to the Global Mobile Suppliers Association, over 96 operators have launched commercial retail 5G services and 397 operators are investing in 5G networks.    

Amit Marwah, head of marketing and corporate affairs at Nokia India, said: “There is no need for 5G trials to test the technology. It would have made sense earlier when 5G was being introduced globally. But

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