Japan approves bill to help firms to develop 5G and drone technologies

News18 Feb 2020

Japan 5G industrial illustration, huge cellular network mast or tower on modern background with the flag - 3D Illustration

Japan's cabinet on Tuesday approved a bill to support companies to develop secure 5G mobile networks and drone technologies amid growing alarm among Tokyo policymakers over the increasing influence of China's 5G technology.

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