Airtel's 5G in all towns by March 2024:

CEO hints at making the pack expensive, Airtel's 5G service will be launched this month

Telecom operator Bharti Airtel will start 5G services in some cities this month. It will cover all the towns and major rural areas of the country by March 2024. The company's MD and CEO Gopal Vittal gave this information.

Gopal Vittal also said that the cost of mobile services in India is very low and needs to be increased. This is a direct indication that the price of 4G pack can be increased and for 5G service also the user will have to pay more than 4G.

Vittal said, “Plans are fully ready to roll out 5G in 5,000 cities in India. This will be one of the biggest rollouts in our history. In the recently held 5G auction, Airtel has bagged 19,867.8 MHz spectrum.

Jio may launch 5G
on August 15 Jio has indicated to launch 5G network service from August 15. It is being said that 5G service can be done in select metro cities for the time being. It will take a month or two for Jio to fully roll out its 5G services in major cities of India. The phased rollout in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities could happen early next year.

There will be more than 500 million 5G users in 5 years, with
the introduction of 5G internet service, a lot is going to change in India. This will not only make the work of the people easier, but will also change a lot in the entertainment and communication sector. 5G has the potential to be 100 times faster than 4G. At the same time, Ericsson, a company working for 5G, believes that there will be more than 500 million 5G internet users in India in 5 years.

What will be the benefits of introducing 5G?

• The first advantage will be that users will be able to use fast speed internet.
• The arrival of 5G in the field of video gaming will bring a big change.
• Videos will be able to stream without buffering or stopping.
• In Internet calls, the sound will come without pause and clearly.
• A 2 GB movie will be downloaded in 10 to 20 seconds.
• Drone use will be possible under the supervision of fields in the agricultural sector.
• It will be easier to operate metro and driverless vehicles.
• Robots will be easier to use in virtual reality and factories.