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India would have gained from an early 5G roll-out

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America’s roll-out of 5G networks running on 3.7-3.8 GHz has led to a focus on aviation safety concern since this wavelength interferes with radio altimeter signals. Similar issues have not arisen with other 5G networks in the US, and elsewhere, since these operate on different wavelengths. An estimated 750 million subscribers across 90-odd countries already use 5G, and 130 nations have invested in 5G technologies. In India, trials have been conducted by service providers. But it will not have commercial 5G networks until late 2022 at the earliest. This places it several years behind the rest of the world. The

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