India takes a seat at the global 6G table
The United States and 25 other countries, including India, have agreed to collaborate on the future of 6G telecommunications networks, the US Department of Commerce announced on Monday. This global initiative aims to ensure that the next-generation networks support shared security interests, boost competitiveness, and foster innovation.
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Indian Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada discussed the agreement during a bilateral meeting at the G20 Innovation Ministerial held in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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