Reliance JioHome New Gigabit speeds shown during 49th RIL AGM

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Even if they bring it to AirFiber this will make a huge gap for local players who can afford xgs pon and market it as a better option than 5gbps on jio airfiber. WE USED TO PRAY FOR TIMES LIKE THISSS šŸ™šŸ§ŽšŸ¤²
 
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Also, they are not even providing JioFiber anymore. So, it must be AirFiber only.
@Skye True. Idk if there is some kind of monopoly here in my area but JioFiber never reached my apartment. Present in the next lane and neighboring apartments in 200m but not here. They have all the infra here with underground fiber cables layed before covid hit but never started service. My guess is that Jio has decided to completely stop expanding their fiber services into new apartments.
 
@_rajat same here Jiofiber came here during covid i have made multiple orders everytime ā€œengineersā€ showd up to tell me its not viable. Even though their distribution box is 500m away from me.
 
Basically depending on how it us priced the competition can respond to this in several ways.In the near term they could launch 2/1Gbps plan on their existing GPON infrastructure and also slash prices of 1 gbps to levels not significantly more than their 300 mobs plans.

That itself will be a dramatic improvement in the internet landscape in India.
 
if they price 5gbps at 5k (including gst) itll be worth it

@f0r3he4d it may be more than that incl gst

@_rajat same here Jiofiber came here during covid i have made multiple orders everytime ā€œengineersā€ showd up to tell me its not viable. Even though their distribution box is 500m away from me.

At my place also they literally denied giving fiber wired broadband since 2022 even though the FAT box was just near my house pole, so it may seems like that, but lets see.

@f0r3he4d @VVER# here is to praying the good gigabit internet times comes soon with aggressive cheaper prices, and which nudges other wired broadband players to upgrade too
 
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