\"<p>FILE
FILE PHOTO: A shop owner displays JioPhone Next, a low-cost 4G smartphone jointly developed by the Indian group's Jio telecoms venture and Alphabet's Google, during a media preview inside his mobile selling shop in Ahmedabad, India, October 30, 2021. REUTERS\/Amit Dave\/File Photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The impact of recent tariff hikes by telecom players together has started trickling in.

Country’s total mobile base has reduced by 12.88 million to reach 1.15 billion in December last year, as telcos started focusing on quality mobile users through various measures including tariff hikes.

Top telecom player Reliance Jio<\/a> lost 12.9 million 4G subscribers dragging its gross user base down to 415.71 million in December. Bharti Airtel<\/a> added 0.47 million wireless customers, taking its gross user base to 355.76 million while struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) lost another 1.61 million, lowering its user base further to 265.51 million.

The fall in user base means clean up of low paying\/inactive users who do not contribute significantly to performance metrics. Despite a fall in user base, telecom players have witnessed improvement in average revenue per user (ARPU), a key indicator of profitability.

Jio gained the maximum number of active mobile users among the top telcos in December 2021. In the fibre based broadband space, Jio has further consolidated its market leadership.

Airtel has overtaken state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) to become the number two wired broadband player. Jio added 0.18 million JioFibre customers in December 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.6 million. Airtel added 0.12 million users boosting its home broadband user base to 4.2 million.

BSNL lost another 0.13 million users, and was pushed to third spot in the wired broadband space. Its wired broadband user base fell to 4.1 million in December, indicating its inability to compete effectively with Jio and Airtel.

Both the telecom players Jio and Airtel are set to gain from the rising data usage.

The transition of digital ecosystem to metaverse will push data usage by 20 times across the globe by 2032 and telecom operators Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio are suitably placed to benefit from the surge in India. Augmented reality and virtual reality technologies are expected to see a boom as these are the technologies that are required for accessing the metaverse.

While 5G will support the metaverse ecosystem, the emergence of 6G will enhance metaverse use cases. Gaming segment is one of the segments where early use cases of metaverse are expected.

India is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of number of hours spent on mobile per day but it has low penetration of fixed broadband compared to global peers, which will be key to realise the full potential of metaverse.

The third telecom private player Vodafone Idea has been anxiously awaiting a fund raise.

A glimmer of hope has emerged for beleaguered Vodafone Idea that saw its average revenue per user - a key metric - rising for the successive third quarter, even as it continues to post massive losses and faces a debt mountain. Though, this is an encouraging sign for the company and its investors, immediate need of fresh capital and resolution of debt issues can only help the company stay afloat.

In another big story of the week, Chinese telecom equipment player
Huawei<\/a> has come under the scanner of the Income Tax department.

The Income-tax department has conducted searches at multiple premises of Chinese telecom company Huawei across Delhi, Gurgaon and Bangalore on suspicion of tax evasion. The search operations, which have now been concluded, were a part of larger action against telecom companies under scanner for allegedly transferring profits to owner groups in foreign land while avoiding taxes in India.

The operation comes months after a similar action against its Chinese counterpart ZTE. The companies under the scanner have denied any wrongdoing and said that they are cooperating with authorities.Huawei maintained that it is confident that its operations in India are firmly compliant to all laws and regulations.
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电信日记:Jio添加手机用户最活跃,总用户关税上涨的影响

顶级电信玩家依赖Jio失去了总值1290万4 g用户拖动其用户基数下降到4.1571亿年的12月。Bharti Airtel添加047万无线用户,其用户群3.5576亿,而苦苦挣扎的沃达丰的想法(Vi)失去了另一个161万年,2.6551亿年进一步降低其用户群。

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< p >文件照片:一个店主显示JioPhone接下来,低成本的4 g智能手机联合开发印度集团Jio电信企业和字母的谷歌,在媒体预览在他的手机销售商店在艾哈迈达巴德,印度,2021年10月30日。路透/ Amit戴夫/文件照片< / p >
文件的照片:一个店主显示JioPhone接下来,低成本的4 g智能手机联合开发由印度集团Jio电信企业和字母的谷歌,在媒体预览在他的手机销售商店在艾哈迈达巴德,印度,2021年10月30日。路透/ Amit戴夫/文件的照片
新德里:最近关税上涨所带来的影响已经开始慢慢在电信的球员在一起。

国家的总移动基地减少了到1288万年达到11.5亿去年12月,随着电信公司开始关注质量移动用户通过各种措施,包括关税上调。

顶级电信玩家依赖Jio失去了1290万4 g用户拖动其用户群下降到4.1571亿年的12月。Bharti Airtel添加047万无线用户,其用户群总值3.5576亿而苦苦挣扎沃达丰的想法(Vi)失去了另一个161万年,2.6551亿年进一步降低其用户群。

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用户基数的下降意味着低支付/清理不活跃用户性能指标无显著影响。尽管用户基数下降,电信玩家见证了每用户平均收入(ARPU),改善盈利能力的关键指标。

Jio获得活跃的移动用户的最大数量的顶级电信公司2021年12月。在基于光纤的宽带空间,Jio进一步巩固其市场领导地位。

Airtel已经取代国营Bharat Sanchar Nigam说2号(BSNL)成为有线宽带的球员。Jio增加018万JioFibre客户2021年12月,固定宽带用户群460万。Airtel增加012万用户提高其家庭宽带用户为420万。

BSNL失去了另一个013万用户,被有线宽带空间中排名第三。其有线宽带用户跌至410万年12月,表明其无法有效地对抗Jio和旅馆。

电信玩家Jio和旅馆都将获得的数据使用量的增加。

数字生态系统的过渡metaverse将推动全球20倍到2032年使用的数据和电信运营商Bharti Airtel和信实Jio适当放置受益于印度的激增。增强现实技术和虚拟现实技术有望看到一个繁荣的访问metaverse所需的技术。

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而5 g将支持metaverse的生态系统,6克的出现将增强metaverse的用例。游戏的段段是一个早期预计metaverse的用例。

印度是世界上领先的国家之一的每天的时间花在移动,但固定宽带普及率较低与全球同行相比,将意识到metaverse的全部潜力的关键。

第三个电信私人玩家沃达丰的想法一直在焦急地等待基金筹集。

出现了一线希望,陷入困境的沃达丰认为其每用户平均收入——一个关键指标——连续第三个季度上升,即使它继续巨额亏损后,面临着巨额债务。不过,这是一个令人鼓舞的信号对该公司及其投资者来说,急需新鲜资本和解决债务问题只能帮助公司维持下去。

在本周的另一个大故事,中国电信设备的球员华为受到了所得税的扫描仪。

所得税部门进行了搜索多个前提的中国电信公司华为在德里,古尔加翁和班加罗尔因涉嫌逃税。搜索操作,现在已经得出结论,对电信公司是一个大的一部分行动在扫描仪涉嫌转移利润在外国土地所有者团体在印度,同时避免税收。

操作是几个月后对其中国对手中兴类似的行动。扫描下的公司否认有任何不法行为,并表示他们与当局合作。华为maintained that it is confident that its operations in India are firmly compliant to all laws and regulations.
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\"&lt;p&gt;FILE
FILE PHOTO: A shop owner displays JioPhone Next, a low-cost 4G smartphone jointly developed by the Indian group's Jio telecoms venture and Alphabet's Google, during a media preview inside his mobile selling shop in Ahmedabad, India, October 30, 2021. REUTERS\/Amit Dave\/File Photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The impact of recent tariff hikes by telecom players together has started trickling in.

Country’s total mobile base has reduced by 12.88 million to reach 1.15 billion in December last year, as telcos started focusing on quality mobile users through various measures including tariff hikes.

Top telecom player Reliance Jio<\/a> lost 12.9 million 4G subscribers dragging its gross user base down to 415.71 million in December. Bharti Airtel<\/a> added 0.47 million wireless customers, taking its gross user base to 355.76 million while struggling Vodafone Idea<\/a> (Vi) lost another 1.61 million, lowering its user base further to 265.51 million.

The fall in user base means clean up of low paying\/inactive users who do not contribute significantly to performance metrics. Despite a fall in user base, telecom players have witnessed improvement in average revenue per user (ARPU), a key indicator of profitability.

Jio gained the maximum number of active mobile users among the top telcos in December 2021. In the fibre based broadband space, Jio has further consolidated its market leadership.

Airtel has overtaken state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) to become the number two wired broadband player. Jio added 0.18 million JioFibre customers in December 2021, taking its fixed broadband user base to 4.6 million. Airtel added 0.12 million users boosting its home broadband user base to 4.2 million.

BSNL lost another 0.13 million users, and was pushed to third spot in the wired broadband space. Its wired broadband user base fell to 4.1 million in December, indicating its inability to compete effectively with Jio and Airtel.

Both the telecom players Jio and Airtel are set to gain from the rising data usage.

The transition of digital ecosystem to metaverse will push data usage by 20 times across the globe by 2032 and telecom operators Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio are suitably placed to benefit from the surge in India. Augmented reality and virtual reality technologies are expected to see a boom as these are the technologies that are required for accessing the metaverse.

While 5G will support the metaverse ecosystem, the emergence of 6G will enhance metaverse use cases. Gaming segment is one of the segments where early use cases of metaverse are expected.

India is one of the leading countries in the world in terms of number of hours spent on mobile per day but it has low penetration of fixed broadband compared to global peers, which will be key to realise the full potential of metaverse.

The third telecom private player Vodafone Idea has been anxiously awaiting a fund raise.

A glimmer of hope has emerged for beleaguered Vodafone Idea that saw its average revenue per user - a key metric - rising for the successive third quarter, even as it continues to post massive losses and faces a debt mountain. Though, this is an encouraging sign for the company and its investors, immediate need of fresh capital and resolution of debt issues can only help the company stay afloat.

In another big story of the week, Chinese telecom equipment player
Huawei<\/a> has come under the scanner of the Income Tax department.

The Income-tax department has conducted searches at multiple premises of Chinese telecom company Huawei across Delhi, Gurgaon and Bangalore on suspicion of tax evasion. The search operations, which have now been concluded, were a part of larger action against telecom companies under scanner for allegedly transferring profits to owner groups in foreign land while avoiding taxes in India.

The operation comes months after a similar action against its Chinese counterpart ZTE. The companies under the scanner have denied any wrongdoing and said that they are cooperating with authorities.Huawei maintained that it is confident that its operations in India are firmly compliant to all laws and regulations.
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