The company announced that it would work with Cisco to design and build a cost-efficient network architecture to drive greater speed to market as it taps opportunities in 4G, 5G, Cloud, and IoT.
In a statement, Vi announced that it would be adding Cisco’s ultra-packet core to its network architecture to deploy new software applications and services including voice-over Wi-Fi.
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The Department of Telecommunications had in May allocated 5G trial spectrum in various bands to Airtel, Jio and Vi to develop India-specific 5G use cases. Last week, Airtel and Jio commenced their 5G trials to test peak speed, latency, and data loads. Vi, however, is yet to begin trials.
Airtel also announced a partnership with Tata Consultancy Services earlier in the week to implement 5G broadband network solutions in India.
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