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India aims to transition from a consumer of standards to a shaper of global protocols in 6G and quantum communications, leveraging government support to accelerate indigenous product development cycles. The unveiling of nearly 14 new quantum products by C-DoT underscores a strategic push toward establishing domestic capabilities in quantum security and ubiquitous connectivity frameworks before the next generation of networks matures.

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India Highlights 6G and Quantum Communications as Technology Priorities

The Quantum InsiderAugust 25, 20263 min read

Insider Brief India has an opportunity to create an impact in sixth-generation (6G) technology, quantum communications, and quantum security, Minister of State for Communications Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani said on Tuesday, speaking at the 43rd foundation day of the Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT). “We have the opportunity to impact 6G, rather than just reading […]

India’s communications minister said the country has an opportunity to shape international standards and technology development in 6G, quantum communications and quantum security. C-DoT unveiled nearly 14 quantum products as part of its efforts to develop indigenous telecommunications and quantum technologies. The government is also supporting Indian participation in international 6G…

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