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GX Group, Qualcomm Partner for Made-in-India AI-Enhanced Wi-Fi 7 Routers

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News18•04-03-2026, 11:45

GX Group, Qualcomm Partner for Made-in-India AI-Enhanced Wi-Fi 7 Routers

•Broadband gear maker GX Group partnered with US chip company Qualcomm for AI-enhanced Wi-Fi 7 solutions.
•The Wi-Fi 7 solutions will be 'made in India', with GX Group being a beneficiary of the telecom PLI scheme.
•Union Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia launched the made-in-India Wi-Fi 7 platform at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona.
•India's opening of the lower 6 GHz band strengthens its role as a global broadband innovation hub and technology supply chain contributor.
•The new Wi-Fi 7 portfolio supports ultra-low latency and high throughput for 8K video, cloud gaming, AR/VR, and large-scale IoT.

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