Jio, at its 45th Annual General Meeting on
Monday, announced JioAirFibre, an innovative gateway solution, designed to deliver its “true 5G” services in homes and offices wirelessly. The device will complement Jio 5G services when they are officially rolled out by end of October.
JioAirFibre is said to be a single-device solution capable of relaying fibre-like Gigabit-speed internet over the air without any wires to users. Like its other hardware, JioAirFibre, too, is being developed indigenously.
“With the simplicity of JioAirFibre, hundreds of millions of homes and offices can be connected to ultra-high-speed broadband in a very short period,” Ambani said during this keynote address, adding “with it, India can rank among the Top-10 nations, even for fixed broadband.”
Jio is gearing to roll out its 5G services in India across key metropolitan cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata by Diwali, aka end of October, 2022. Pan-India coverage is expected to be rolled-out by December 2023.
The company will offer stand-alone 5G services with zero dependency on 4G network, or “true 5G”, as Ambani called it during his address.
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