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As per the MoU, Ericsson Research will actively support and engage in all research endeavours undertaken by CeRAI. The partnership is expected to make significant contributions to the development of ethical and responsible AI practices in the evolving technological landscape in the country AI 

IIT-Madras’s CeRAI and Ericsson Collaborate to Promote Responsible AI in 5G and 6G Technologies

Febin Mathew, , ,

IIT-Madras’ Center for Responsible AI (CeRAI) and Ericsson have entered into a partnership with the aim of advancing the field of Responsible AI. The collaboration was officially announced at the symposium “Responsible AI for Networks of the Future” held on the campus of the leading institutes on Monday. The highlight of the event was the agreement signed by Ericsson naming CeRAI as a “Platinum Consortium Member” for five years. In accordance with this Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), Ericsson Research actively supports and participates in all CeRAI research projects. IIT-Madras Center…

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PM Modi said on India's 77th Independence Day that the nation is actively working on 6G and highlighted the fast 5G rollout. News 

PM Modi Announces Formation of ‘Task Force’ to Prepare for India’s 6G Launch in 2023

Adarsh V.K,

Celebrating India’s 77th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took the stage at New Delhi’s Red Fort to reflect on India’s progress in recent years. He highlighted India’s journey on its way to becoming the world’s third largest economy in providing the world’s most affordable mobile data and internet services. Prime Minister Modi said that India has achieved the fastest nationwide 5G rollout with 700 districts already benefiting from the country’s 5G infrastructure. He also announced that India is already working to launch 6G, saying, “We have formed a 6G…

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"The most advanced and complex equipment in a telecom tower is the radio equipment. In this category, made in India equipment is mostly being installed in the US," says Ashwini Vaishnaw News 

India takes the lead in 6G; The US wants to use our 4G and 5G technology, says Ashwini Vaishnaw

Adarsh V.K, ,

Indian engineers have started receiving patents for 6G technology and there are currently about 100 of them, said Union Minister for Railways, Communications, Electronics and IT Ashwini Vaishnaw. Talking about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision, Vaishnaw said that in case of 5G, India will share the stage with the world, but in 6G technology, the country can take the lead. “The country is now becoming an exporter of technology. Today the Additional Secretary called me and said that the US wants to use India’s 4G and 5G technology,” he said…

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According to the details shared by the Department of Telecommunications, India’s 6G vision include a multi-platform next-generation network, standardisation, the ecosystem for devices and systems, R&D finance, innovation solutions and identification of the spectrum News 

Next Generation Networks, Speed 100 Times Faster than 5G, Standardization: What is Bharat 6G Vision?

Febin Mathew, ,

Just five months after 5G was launched in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the next step for the industry with 6G at the new International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in New Delhi. He launched the 6G R&D testbed on March 22, unveiling the ‘Bharat 6G Vision’ document. The ITU is the United Nations agency specializing in information and communication technology (ICT), headquartered in Geneva. India signed a host country agreement with ITU in March 2022 to establish a regional office. In addition to India, the new office serves Bangladesh, Nepal,…

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