Jio going to launch 5G in 1000 cities
Jio is going to roll out 5G network in India soon. Jio will provide 5G network in 1000 cities of India in the first phase. The company has been doing 5G testing for a long time. Jio claims that its 5G is completely based on indigenous technology. Healthcare and industrial automation is being tested by Jio on its 5G network. The company is also rapidly expanding the infrastructure for the rapid deployment of 5G. The availability of fiber and electricity at the sites is also being increased. So that when the time for 5G rollout comes, there will be no interruption or delay in it.
These areas will get 5G connectivity first
Jio 5G network will be first rolled out in those areas where there is a high consumption of data. Heat maps, 3D maps and ray tracing technology are being used by the company to identify such areas and customers. To build a strong network for customers with demand for Jio 5G network. This has been revealed from the third quarter results of Reliance Industries for the year 2021. Jio has formed several teams to develop customer based 5G solutions. Those who have been deployed in India as well as America, they can develop different types of 5G solutions. The company believes that these teams will create such 5G solutions that will be at par or better than the world in technical level. Apart from this, the company has also formed a technology team in Europe which will prepare for 5G ahead.
Reliance Jio’s ARPU (ie Average Revenue Per Customer Per Month) has also increased. The ARPU per subscriber per month has increased to Rs 151.6. Due to which better SIM consolidation and the recent price hike is believed to be around 20 per cent. Every subscriber on Jio network consumed 18.4 GB of data per month and talked for about 901 minutes.
Jio added about 12 million customers to its network this quarter. But in the quarter, the total subscriber count of Jio has decreased by 84 lakhs. Jio’s customer base is now close to 42 crore 10 lakhs. While Jio Fiber has crossed the 50 lakh mark of subscribers.
