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The Objective of This Fixed Amount Award Is to Prove the Viability of the Usg’s Preferred Technology Platform for Secure and Trustworthy Alternate 5G (open Radio Access Networks, or Oran), in a Large-scale, Commercial Deployment, Using India as the Testing Ground. Developing a Field-tested, Proven Oran Platform for Use in the Indian Market Will Set the Foundation for Widespread Adoption of a Secure and Trustworthy 5G Network Across India. in the Longer Term, This Success Will Provide a Means to Scale Up Secure and Trusted 5G Alternatives Across Asian Markets and Potentially Beyond Them, Thereby Significantly Contributing Toward Advancing a Free and Open Indo-pacific, the First Goal of the U.s. Government’s 2022 Indo-pacific Strategy.
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