Vodafone Idea deploys 5G to 11 cricket stadiums in India
A timely coverage boost during this year's Indian Premier League season
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Vodafone Idea launches 5G network in Mumbai, India
The operator has finally launched 5G services
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Vodafone closes Indus Towers sale, increases stake in Vodafone Idea
Now owns more than 24 percent of Vi
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Airtel, Vodafone Idea sell Firefly Networks in India
The carriers have sold off their joint venture
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Vodafone Idea awards 4G, 5G backhaul contract to Tejas Networks
The contract will run for three years
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Vodafone Idea eyes March 2025 5G launch in India
Can Vi's slow and steady approach to 5G pay off?
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Vodafone Idea expands 4G and 5G contract with Ericsson in India
Is the company's 5G launch any closer?
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Vodafone Idea signs $3.6bn network equipment deal with Nokia, Ericsson, and Samsung in India
The contract runs for three years
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Vodafone Idea to deploy 4G small cell sites in India
Has paired with local vendor SAR Televenture
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Mavenir Telecom expects to sign 5G deal with India's Vodafone Idea this year
Will Vi finally launch the service soon?
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Vodafone Idea plans long-awaited 5G launch in next 6-7 months, says CEO
The telco is playing catch up in the 5G race
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India's DoT demands explanation for slow 5G rollout
Vodafone Idea and Adani Data Networks have questions to answer
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Vodafone Idea net loss grows as 19 million subscribers depart
Rising costs have widened the debt
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ZTE gets the nod from Indian gov't to support Vodafone Idea with network upgrade
Does this open the door for Chinese vendors in the country?
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I Squared Capital steps up interest in American Tower's Indian tower assets
ATC reportedly values the unit at $4bn
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ZTE wins contracts in India and Brazil
Contracts will help Brazilian newcomer Unifique to launch 5G services
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Indus Towers agrees to Vodafone Idea's softer payment terms on $850 million debt
Cash-strapped Vodafone Idea has sought help to pay its dues
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India's Vodafone Idea reportedly close to “point of collapse”
Large debts and lack of interested investors leaves telco on brink