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    Made-in-India 5G radio opens commercial orders, bulk supplies likely in 2027

    WiSig Networks has announced the opening of commercial orders for an indigenous 5G radio technology. This technology aims to reduce India's reliance on imported telecom equipment and enhance local capabilities. Research from IIT Hyderabad contributed significantly to the development of this advanced wireless communication system. The bulk supplies are anticipated to commence in 2027, marking an important milestone.

    Infosys Prize 2026 honours six young researchers across science & arts

    At a recent press event, the Infosys Science Foundation celebrated the winners of the Infosys Prize 2026, honoring six promising early-career researchers for their remarkable achievements in diverse fields. Each recipient will be awarded a gold medal along with a substantial monetary prize of $100,000, designed to motivate emerging scholars and further their academic journeys, while reinforcing the foundation's commitment to fostering innovation and research excellence.

    For investors with medium-term outlook: 5 large-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 23%, according to analysts

    The headwinds hitting the market are not just easing now. Some of them are actually turning into tailwinds. That is a real change. The broader market is inching higher, and the Nifty and the Sensex are moving up with it. For months, the bulls were trying and failing to get a foothold. This time the attempt looks more serious, because the macro picture, for once, is working for rather than against them.

    When AI starts operating machines, the network becomes industrial infrastructure

    As manufacturing and automation expand together, networks built to serve billions of people will increasingly serve tens of billions of machines and AI agents as well. Treating those connections as industrial infrastructure, and planning them for that scale, will determine how well physical AI works once deployments move from individual use cases to whole industrial environments.

    Bharti Airtel shares jump 3% after Q2 net profit rises 31% YoY. What are brokerages saying?

    Bharti Airtel shares rose on Friday after the telecom major reported a 31% year-on-year rise in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 8,887.5 crore. Revenue grew 17%, while ARPU improved to Rs 271. Brokerages largely remained positive, citing strong growth, improving margins and healthy cash flow generation.

    Qualcomm said the equipment would provide a flexible foundation for a multi-band network, which can be deployed in stages. The initial rollout will focus on terrestrial 5G, with the architecture designed to accommodate developments in connectivity and network intelligence.

    The Economic Times
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