Intel’s silicon + software strategy and why India is a 5G laggard

The chipmaker is pushing ahead with plans to diversify its income; no 5G rollout expected until next year as Indian telcos battle low revenues and high spectrum costs.

4 July, 20226 min
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Intel’s silicon + software strategy and why India is a 5G laggard

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