India's 6G ambitions require expanded spectrum allocation

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India will require a significantly larger portion of the radio frequency spectrum to support its future 6G networks, according to a report. The current spectrum allocation is insufficient for the country's long-term digital infrastructure goals. This expanded access is deemed necessary to handle the massive data demands and new use cases that 6G technology will enable. The call for more spectrum highlights a key preparatory challenge for India's next-generation telecommunications rollout.

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