They have achieved over 1 Gbps speed on the Reliance Jio 5GNR solution and the Qualcomm 5G RAN Platform
The company will target 200-300 million mobile phone users who use 2G connection at present
Reliance Jio gained 2.5 million active subscribers in July, reversing the decline seen in the previous month
Overall, private equity and venture capital firms' investments in Indian companies during the first nine months of 2020 declined 21% by value on a year-on-year basis
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Vodafone recorded the highest speed in terms of upload in September, according to the latest data from the telecom regulator
Reliance Jio continues to remain the fastest mobile network with an average download speed of 19.3 mbps, while Vodafone recorded the highest speed in terms of upload in September
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Jio had over 87 million users who were inactive customers in June. That means only 78.15 per cent of its total subscriber base was active
Bharti Airtel added a net 3.26 million wireless subscribers during the month.
The overall telecom subscriber base increased marginally to 116.4 crore in July from 116 crore in June
Operator seeks to expand FTTH service to 40 million homes across 1,000 cities
Reliance Jio has waived security fee deposit for postpaid customers who switch to its network from rival mobile service providers, a company official said on Friday.
While it took 25 years for the Indian telecom industry to build its 2G network, Jio built its 4G network in only three years.
With eight deals in four weeks, analysts were expecting the valuation of the firm to touch at least Rs 4.5 trillion
Few days ago, Jio unleashed a price war in the post-paid mobile space, an area where it has less than one per cent share of the market
Reliance has raised more than $20 billion by selling stakes in Jio Platforms. Global investors including Facebook and Google bought a combined 33% in that venture this year
Another Rs 25,000 cr to be raised by way of debt
Led by Jio, telecom accounted for $10.2 billion of the investments during the first 9 months of 2020
Reliance Industries' subsidiary Jio Platforms has received subscription amount of Rs 2,624.5 crore from Intel Capital and Qualcomm Ventures, according to a regulatory filing