India's 5G Future – Maximising Spectrum Resources
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Spectrum policy has never been more vital to the Indian telecoms sector. Making sufficient amounts of affordable spectrum available is central to expanding and upgrading mobile broadband services, and will be core to the success of 5G in India. In this report, we take a close look at how effective spectrum pricing can support 5G and help contribute to India’s effort in becoming a $5 trillion economy.
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