India’s telecom growth was driven by strong reforms and innovation. The minister said the country stands at the meeting point of intelligence and infrastructure. Under the leadership of Narendra Modi, telecom reforms were strengthened. Indigenous research, production-linked incentives, and global integration supported this transformation. India’s telecom ecosystem continues to expand globally.

The Bharat Pavilion featured more than 40 Indian telecom innovators. Technologies displayed included 4G, 5G, emerging 6G, Open RAN, satellite communication, semiconductor design, AI-driven networks, and cybersecurity. Global confidence in India’s telecom capability was reflected in the expanded participation.

The minister visited several company booths, including C-DOT and other innovators. Indigenous telecom hardware and AI platforms were showcased. India’s commitment to secure networks and telecom exports was highlighted strongly at the event.

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Qualcomm presented three core pillars — Personal AI, Physical AI, and Industrial AI — representing its approach to scalable and secure digital solutions. It highlighted the role of Edge AI and 5G as the foundation of India’s transformation, driving real-time intelligence across sectors like automotive, industrial IoT, and mobile computing.

Demonstrations included on-device generative AI for smartphones, smart wearables, AI surveillance, and connected vehicles. Savi Soin, Senior Vice President and President of Qualcomm India, said that IMC 2025 reflects India’s strong digital growth, adding that Qualcomm continues to lead with “cutting-edge, India-first technologies.”

To support AI talent, Qualcomm launched the AI Upskilling Programme: Technical Foundation, offering training in generative AI, Edge AI, and ML fundamentals. With its Make in India push, local R&D, and partnerships, Qualcomm aims to build an inclusive and globally competitive digital ecosystem for India.

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Organised jointly by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), IMC 2025 will run from October 8 to 11 under the theme ‘Innovate to Transform.’ The event will highlight India’s role in driving digital transformation and innovation for economic and societal growth.

The event will host over 400 companies, around 7,000 global delegates, and 1.5 lakh visitors from more than 150 countries. IMC 2025 will showcase 1,600+ technology use-cases in 5G, 6G, artificial intelligence, smart mobility, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and green technology. More than 100 sessions and 800 speakers will participate.

Union Minister for Communications Jyotiraditya M. Scindia visited the venue to review preparations. He travelled via the Airport Metro, highlighting India’s push for modern and sustainable urban transport. The event will also strengthen international partnerships with delegations from Japan, Canada, the UK, Russia, Ireland, and Austria, reinforcing India’s leadership in global digital transformation and next-generation connectivity.

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