In a commanding stride that further cements its dominance in India’s telecom landscape, Reliance Jio has seized a whopping 85 percent share of the country’s 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) market.
As per the latest industry figures reported by The Economic Times, Jio’s aggressive rollout and strategic bundling of high-speed internet with home entertainment services have propelled it far ahead of its rivals in this fast-evolving segment.
FWA is being increasingly seen as a game-changer in India’s broadband landscape, especially in semi-urban and rural areas where traditional fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) deployment faces logistical and economic hurdles. Jio‘s lead in this space isn’t just driven by its tech muscle, but by a sharply focused execution strategy. With its ‘Jio AirFiber’ offering launched last year, the telecom major targeted millions of underserved households with a plug-and-play broadband solution — delivering fiber-like speeds over its standalone 5G network.
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