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CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
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CEO Render Networks
5G has already reached more than 100 towns in India in about three months. In the coming days, the speed at which it is rolled out will increase even further. What’s special is the effort that Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio are making to ensure that every part of the country gets covered with 5G in the shortest time possible. While both the telcos have a different outlook towards the market and hence are deploying 5G with different strategies, both are trying to reach urban and rural India with 5G in the next 1 to 1.5 years. India’s 5G rollout will be one of the fastest in the entire world.
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In about five years from here, the number of 5G subscriptions will surpass the number of 4G subscriptions in India. According to the latest Ericsson’s Mobility report, over 53% of mobile subscriptions in 2028 will be 5G. This would mean that 4G would still be relevant for the next several years, but from 2028, 5G will finally start taking over.
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One of the biggest reasons why 5G would take some time to become a dominant technology in the consumer department is the lack of use cases. While 5G delivers great speeds, the relevant use cases of it for consumers are very few. But demand for 5G and private networks will certainly go up for enterprises.
