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GSMA projects 2.4bn 6G connections

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GSMA Intelligence forecasts 2.4 billion 6G connections globally by 2035, with adoption accelerating after 2030 while 5G remains the dominant technology. Read More: https://punchng.com/gsma-projects-2-4bn-6g-connections/

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