India’s telecom research body, C-DOT, is preparing to take its indigenously developed ‘5G Radio Access Network (RAN)’ solution to global markets.

The move marks a significant step in India’s push toward self-reliance in telecom technology. In recent years, there has been an increasing worldwide demand for cost-effective, secure 5G infrastructure.

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C-DOT’s 5G RAN Gains Commercial Momentum

The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT), under the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), has completed the development of its end-to-end 5G radio network solution. The system has undergone testing and validation, and is now moving towards commercial deployment both in India and overseas.

The solution is aligned with global standards and is designed to support multiple deployment scenarios. This also includes urban, rural and enterprise use cases. The indigenous platform is expected to offer telecom operators a competitive alternative to existing global vendors.

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Tapping Global Opportunities and the Strategic Push

C-DOT is engaging with international partners and telecom operators to tap more export opportunities. The government is positioning the 5G RAN solution as part of India’s telecom diplomacy and technology export roadmap.

Industry experts say that developing countries in Asia, Africa, and Latin America are important markets given the need for affordable, scalable 5G infrastructure. The solution’s focus on cost efficiency and interoperability is expected to enhance its global appeal.

The development comes at a time when governments worldwide are prioritising trusted telecom networks, opening space for new entrants beyond established suppliers.