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The available reporting broadly centres on India Joins 6G Network Push with US and 24 Nations.
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This view focuses on India joins US, 24 nations in push for next-generation 6G networks.
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India has joined the United States and twenty-four other nations in an international initiative aimed at shaping the development of next-generation 6G networks according to an announcement by the US department of commerce. Union minister of state for commerce and industry Jitin Prasada met with US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick during the G20 Innovation Ministerial to discuss the future of the technology. The coalition seeks to ensure future networks reflect shared security interests and drive innovation.