Himalayauk himalaya Gaurav Uttarakhand
Stating that Reliance Jio Infocomm has built a future ready network that can deploy 5G and beyond technology in the last leg, it added that the venture has created a full ecosystem comprising network, devices, applications and content, service experience and affordable tariffs.
Reliance industries today said its telecom subsidiary Jio has garnered 72.4 million subscribers within four months of commencement of services but continues to face congestion issues as interconnect capacity provided by some large operators is “still way below requirement”.
“Jio continues its rapid ramp up of subscriber base and as of 31st December 2016, in less than four months from commencement of services, there were 72.4 million subscribers on the network,” RIL said in a statement.
The call failure rates continue to be of the order of 175 calls failing out of every 1,000 calls from Jio to Airtel network when the service quality regulations mandate that no more than 5 calls out of every 1,000 calls can fail, RIL said.
“The POI capacity provided by these operators is still way below requirement and is falling short of the customer addition pace of Jio, resulting in quality of service issues for Indian customers,” the statement said adding that “Indian customers are still being denied the benefits of superior voice technology on Jio’s state-of-the-art network”.
Jio continues to face interconnection congestion issues with some of the large operators on account of inadequate provision of points of interconnection (POI) capacities even months after commencement of services, it said.
