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To counter RJio, Airtel promises 135 Mbps 4G in Mumbai | Business Line
To counter RJio, Airtel promises 135 Mbps 4G in Mumbai | Business Line
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Airtel 4G starts offering 135mbps in Mumbai
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@vishalrao was excited about it.
They need to revise their plans first. These things aren't gonna help them.
vishalrao
The Global Village Idiot
Yep, plans and data caps should be reasonable for sure. Forget about "truly unlimited, no-FUP" only the heavy leechers/downloaders who want it will end up abusing and clogging the network 😀
I think this (proper) use/deployment of 4G tech will tackle that age-old "last mile" problem, so ISPs don't have to put wires all the way up to your home.
If 4G can provide speeds approaching 100 mbps+ to your computer why bother with fiber (FTTH) etc. except to wire up to the towers themselves.
Same deployment of 4G towers can get you large number of mobile subscribers as well as "home internet" devices.
I think this (proper) use/deployment of 4G tech will tackle that age-old "last mile" problem, so ISPs don't have to put wires all the way up to your home.
If 4G can provide speeds approaching 100 mbps+ to your computer why bother with fiber (FTTH) etc. except to wire up to the towers themselves.
Same deployment of 4G towers can get you large number of mobile subscribers as well as "home internet" devices.
@vishalrao- Quality of service is more easily guaranteed on a physical line( even from the service provider's view point). I wouldn't really rely on the quality of a wireless network for anything important.
vishalrao
The Global Village Idiot
@Sizzler Depends on how you want to define "quality of service"... physical wired line can have cuts and other physical issues (like during monsoons, but mainly CUTS) 🙂 I'm thinking "quality of service" could actually be better and easier for ISPs to use the 4G towers to solve the last mile problem.
