Reliance Jio, the telecom leader in India, By surpassing China Mobile, it has become The world’s largest mobile operator by data traffic consumption. with Customer base of 481.8 million, including 108 million on its True5G standalone network, Jio’s dominance underlines its position in the global telecommunications market.
Staggering developments and milestones
In its quarterly results announced on Monday, Jio revealed notable achievements, including reaching total data traffic of 40.9 exabytes in the January-March quarter, showing a growth of 35.2% year-on-year. A significant portion of this traffic, 28%, comes from its 5G customers, indicating rapid adoption of the next generation of connectivity.
Unprecedented subscriber base and 5G reach
Jio has a subscriber base of 481.8 million, a figure that cements its stronghold in the Indian telecom landscape. Specifically, the company claims The world’s second largest 5G customer base, It has 108 million users on its network. This substantial 5G penetration underlines Jio’s preparedness for the future of telecom.
Impact of pandemic and technological change
The growth in data traffic, especially due to 5G and home services, not only reflects Jio’s market dominance but also the changing dynamics of consumer behavior amid the pandemic. The company’s fixed wireless access (FWA) services have played a significant role in increasing data consumption, resulting in a 2.4-fold increase since the beginning of the global health crisis.
Future prospects and monetization strategies
Analysts estimate that Jio’s market expansion will continue and its customer base is expected to reach 490-500 million by FY 2025. With the completion of the 5G rollout, the focus is now turning towards monetization strategies in the 5G era. Jio’s leadership in data traffic confirms its position as a strong force in the global telecommunications industry, poised for further growth and innovation.
