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Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
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CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
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CEO Render Networks


Jio Platforms Limited (JPL), a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, has deployed 10 network slices on its indigenous 5G standalone (SA) core network to support a range of use cases. Aayush Bhatnagar, Senior Vice President at Jio Platforms, announced the development on professional networking site LinkedIn. “Network slicing is no longer just a concept — it’s live, nationwide, and powering real-world applications. With Jio Platforms’ robust 5G SA Core and Network Slicing Platform (NSP), 10 active network slices are now in production, optimised for scale, performance, and reliability,” Bhatnagar said.
Purpose-Built Slices for Diverse Use Cases
These 5G network slices have been purpose-built for a range of use cases, including enterprise applications, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud gaming, Jio’s fixed wireless access (FWA) service JioAirFiber, and mission-critical services. Bhatnagar emphasised that the deployed slices are “production-grade and battle-tested” with live traffic, and will deliver service-level agreement (SLA)-driven 5G experiences to customers.
Jio’s 5G Network Slicing Goes Live
According to Bhatnagar, the active network slices are “fully deployed across Jio’s 5G SA network.”
Network slicing is a capability of 5G SA networks that allows telecom operators to create multiple virtual network instances on a single physical infrastructure. Each slice operates independently and is engineered to meet the performance and reliability needs of specific applications. The technology enables telecom providers to deliver differentiated services and unlock new revenue streams across various industry verticals.
“With NSPs providing dedicated gaming slices and guaranteed bandwidth, it can eliminate interference from other network traffic like video streaming or downloads. This capability will fundamentally redefine the gaming experience of Jio Users,” said the General Manager of Cloud Engineering at Jio in a comment on the post.










