Thursday, July 16, 2020
Jio platform developed 5G technology
If the announcements made by Mukesh Ambani in the annual general meeting of Reliance Industries attracted the attention of the country, then there are some solid reasons behind it. Among the many announcements made by him, the most notable is that his Jio platform has developed 5G technology and is capable of delivering world class services in the country. The significance of this announcement is not only because this 5G technology is indigenous, but also because India has to decide whether to offer 5-G services to Chinese company Huawei?
Apart from being involved in spying on Huawei, it is also alleged that she works on the gestures of the ruling party of China. Due to these serious allegations, Britain has also banned him after America. Some other countries are also indicating to distance themselves from this company. Given the arrogance of the arrogant Chinese, India has enough reason to rein in Huawei. In the current environment there is nothing better that India does not have to take the services of Huawei and live up to its potential shortage.
In the context of Jio, it cannot be ignored that when the news of disappointment is coming from the business world due to Corona crisis, then there are queues of investors investing in it. In the same Corona era, till now more than a dozen companies, including Facebook, have invested in Jio and the latest name is linked to Google. In this era of technology, when data is being considered as petroleum products, then it is pleasant for an Indian company to make headlines like this. It would be better if other Indian companies involved in information-communication technology were inspired by the Jio platform and active to return to the heyday when they were earning a worldwide name for outsourcing.
Only those reasons should not be identified due to which Indian companies could not maintain their lead in the field of software, but they should also be redressed, because today technology is the most effective weapon of progress. After all, what is the reason that our companies could not develop the kind of apps that Chinese companies have developed and which were recently banned? It is not only necessary for the success of the self-reliant India campaign, it is imperative that India stands on its feet in terms of information-communication technology.