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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi<\/a> Monday said he had a “fruitful meeting” with the chief executive of Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia<\/a> during which they both discussed India’s efforts in building next-generation digital infrastructure and 5G roll outs<\/a>, which are currently underway in the country.

“A fruitful meeting with Mr. @PekkaLundmark in which we discussed aspects relating to technology and leveraging it for the welfare of society. We also discussed India’s strides in building next-generation digital infrastructure,” PM Modi said in a tweet.

“A privilege to meet with Prime Minister Modi @PMOIndia and discuss how @nokia is contributing to India’s 5G journey and next phase of digital transformation and also how we intend to support India’s 6G ambitions,” Lundmark said a tweet.

A privilege to meet with Prime Minister Modi @PMOIndia and discuss how @nokia is contributing to India’s #5G journe… https:\/\/t.co\/AOapoGHaCZ<\/p>&mdash; Pekka Lundmark (@PekkaLundmark)1678718054000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Nokia is currently supplying 5G equipment to Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>. It was previously providing just the wireline technology to the Mukesh Ambani-led telco, but has managed to bag a wireless deal from the telco along with Ericsson and Samsung. Together, Jio and Airtel have launched their 5G services in over 500 cities and towns.

India has also become the third largest country for Nokia for engagement in 6G standardisation. \"India is the third largest market for us in terms of 6G work. The team has grown a lot and will grow further,\" the company’s Chief Strategy and Technology Officer, Nishant Batra, told ETTelecom recently.

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India intends to play part in 6G development: Erik Ekudden, Ericsson CTO<\/a><\/h2>

“...what we've learned over the previous generations is that in order to get to this global adoption, global interoperability and global scale, we need to work together. India is already playing an important role in 5G and also understands the standardisation side. My indications are that India intends to continue to play an important role going into 6G,” Ekudden told ET.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi<\/a> Monday said he had a “fruitful meeting” with the chief executive of Finnish telecom gear maker Nokia<\/a> during which they both discussed India’s efforts in building next-generation digital infrastructure and 5G roll outs<\/a>, which are currently underway in the country.

“A fruitful meeting with Mr. @PekkaLundmark in which we discussed aspects relating to technology and leveraging it for the welfare of society. We also discussed India’s strides in building next-generation digital infrastructure,” PM Modi said in a tweet.

“A privilege to meet with Prime Minister Modi @PMOIndia and discuss how @nokia is contributing to India’s 5G journey and next phase of digital transformation and also how we intend to support India’s 6G ambitions,” Lundmark said a tweet.

A privilege to meet with Prime Minister Modi @PMOIndia and discuss how @nokia is contributing to India’s #5G journe… https:\/\/t.co\/AOapoGHaCZ<\/p>&mdash; Pekka Lundmark (@PekkaLundmark)1678718054000<\/a><\/blockquote><\/div>
Nokia is currently supplying 5G equipment to Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a>. It was previously providing just the wireline technology to the Mukesh Ambani-led telco, but has managed to bag a wireless deal from the telco along with Ericsson and Samsung. Together, Jio and Airtel have launched their 5G services in over 500 cities and towns.

India has also become the third largest country for Nokia for engagement in 6G standardisation. \"India is the third largest market for us in terms of 6G work. The team has grown a lot and will grow further,\" the company’s Chief Strategy and Technology Officer, Nishant Batra, told ETTelecom recently.

\"India<\/a><\/figure>

India intends to play part in 6G development: Erik Ekudden, Ericsson CTO<\/a><\/h2>

“...what we've learned over the previous generations is that in order to get to this global adoption, global interoperability and global scale, we need to work together. India is already playing an important role in 5G and also understands the standardisation side. My indications are that India intends to continue to play an important role going into 6G,” Ekudden told ET.<\/p><\/div>