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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio<\/a> has deployed 50,000 base stations and 300,000 cells for its fifth-generation or 5G network<\/a> across the country, according to telco’s Group Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Shyam Mardikar<\/a>, adding that Jio’s True 5G services<\/a> are now available in 406 cities.

“We want to complete full urban coverage before May-end and by end of summer we will be in most of the cities. We will complete our full deployment as the calendar year ends, and that will be humongous,” said Mardikar.

The top Jio executive was delivering a keynote address at the ETTelecom 5G Congress<\/a> 2023 Wednesday.

“At this point in time, with this footprint, Jio is already in the top 10 operators of 5G by size itself in the first 140 days of its 5G launch,” the CTO claimed.

“When we started getting into the whole 5G planning, but beyond radio planning, we also looked at the consumption patterns, device distribution, and other data, and we triangulated all of that together so that we understand what particular location and hotspot we can target. Our new age planning, new age operations reports to APIs that feed into most of our nodes including outdoors, including switch nodes, including the radios so that we know how these radios are performing, how the services are performing automatically on the fly. Machine learning algorithms pick up the trends, understand the call to action and execute that code,” he said.

\"#ET5GCongress:<\/a><\/figure>

#ET5GCongress: Telcos can simplify private 5G deployments for enterprises, says Jio’s Prateek Pashine<\/a><\/h2>

“...all the private network benefits that you look for can be realised through network slicing, edge compute, and in a standalone 5G network that we rolled out,” Pashine said, adding that enterprises should not get into the complexities of rolling out 5G network by themselves.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Reliance Jio<\/a> has deployed 50,000 base stations and 300,000 cells for its fifth-generation or 5G network<\/a> across the country, according to telco’s Group Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Shyam Mardikar<\/a>, adding that Jio’s True 5G services<\/a> are now available in 406 cities.

“We want to complete full urban coverage before May-end and by end of summer we will be in most of the cities. We will complete our full deployment as the calendar year ends, and that will be humongous,” said Mardikar.

The top Jio executive was delivering a keynote address at the ETTelecom 5G Congress<\/a> 2023 Wednesday.

“At this point in time, with this footprint, Jio is already in the top 10 operators of 5G by size itself in the first 140 days of its 5G launch,” the CTO claimed.

“When we started getting into the whole 5G planning, but beyond radio planning, we also looked at the consumption patterns, device distribution, and other data, and we triangulated all of that together so that we understand what particular location and hotspot we can target. Our new age planning, new age operations reports to APIs that feed into most of our nodes including outdoors, including switch nodes, including the radios so that we know how these radios are performing, how the services are performing automatically on the fly. Machine learning algorithms pick up the trends, understand the call to action and execute that code,” he said.

\"#ET5GCongress:<\/a><\/figure>

#ET5GCongress: Telcos can simplify private 5G deployments for enterprises, says Jio’s Prateek Pashine<\/a><\/h2>

“...all the private network benefits that you look for can be realised through network slicing, edge compute, and in a standalone 5G network that we rolled out,” Pashine said, adding that enterprises should not get into the complexities of rolling out 5G network by themselves.<\/p><\/div>