The government has said it will not intervene in Qualcomm?s plans to sell their wireless broadband spectrum to operators, unless it infringes any rule.
Qualcomm had formed its India unit after its purchase of spectrum in Delhi, Mumbai, Haryana and Kerala for Rs 49.12 billion. The company, however, faces opposition from the Wi-Max forum on grounds that it used the auction process and the licence it has bagged as a tool to promote its own technology, TD-LTE .
