Reliance Jio increased 130 million YoY subscribers, data traffic increased 46% to 91 billion GB: Details

Reliance Jio added 130 million new customers year-over-year (YoY) to increase its subscriber count to 410.2 million in March, the company said in its annual report. The telecom giant said the number of subscribers at the end of the June quarter reached 419.9 million. The company claims that it carries the highest data volume globally, excluding China, with over 91 billion GB of data transferred between 2021-22, up 46 percent year-on-year and up up to 7.5 billion GB a month. It has also completed active tests of 5G for use cases ranging from AR/VR, low-latency cloud gaming, network slicing and multi-tenancy to video delivery, streaming, and streaming. TV streaming, connected hospitals and industrial applications, it revealed in its annual report on Monday. .

The country’s largest telecommunications company Jio Accomplished 5G planning coverage in the top 1,000 cities and conducting field trials of its home-grown 5G telecommunications equipment, Dependence said in its annual report.

In the report, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) says that Jio has taken important steps in 2021-22 to be 5G ready with 100% of its native technology. The company was the largest bidder in the recently concluded 5G spectrum auction.

India’s largest ever telecom spectrum auction ending on 1st August received a record number of bids of Rs 1.5 lakh, with Mukesh Ambani’s Jio accounting for almost half of the total. wave number sold.

“Jio’s 5G coverage plan has been completed in the top 1,000 cities based on target customer consumption and revenue potential using heat mapping, 3D mapping and ray tracing technology. “, the report published on August 7 said.

Reliance Jio was the leading bidder, offering a cumulative bid of Rs 88,078 for a broadcast frequency of 24,740MHz across 5 bands capable of providing speeds approximately 10 times faster than 4G, latency-free connectivity and could allow billions of connected devices to share data in real time.

It has acquired the coveted 700 MHz spectrum, can provide a signal range of 6-10 km with one tower, and forms a good base to provide fifth generation (5G) services at all. 22 circles or areas in the water.

Jio has also joined hands with the University of Oulu in Finland – the leader of the world’s first major 6G research program – to accelerate research and standardization in 6G.

According to the Ministry of Telecommunications, 5G technology is expected to bring download speeds 10 times better than 4G and up to three times greater spectrum efficiency.