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India is exporting Made in India 5G antennas to Europe now, and Ericsson told the India Mobile Congress that more than 15,000 antennas and 25 million components made here since July 2025 are already shipping out. The mid band 5G coverage that hit 95 percent of the population here against 45 percent worldwide is the scale they are using as the reason the country has a real edge when the industry moves toward 6G. At the same congress Reliance Jio put its pre 6G stack and Giga MIMO radio on the floor and showed a common baseband unit that supports both 5G and 6G. That baseband is built so the network hardware they are deploying today can stay in place when 6G standards get finalised in 2030, and they are aiming for five times the capacity of current 5G with ten times lower latency. Jio has filed more than 8,000 patents with hundreds of them on 6G and has made over 934 contributions to global standards, and Akash Ambani said they will contribute heavily to the target of 10 percent of 6G patents coming out of India. This is not a future slide, this is kit and filings already on display. India is shipping the current generation and designing the next one in the same window.