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Today at 10:47 AM
My area has Jio FTTH, Hathway,Excitel and also MTNL FTTH in certain apartments complexes, still don't see any urgency from Airtel to switch to FTTH
Sources? If it's true that would be highly appreciated, but I hope you are not mistaking major roll out fiber installations (which are pretty much always underground, those thick orange cables) for residential fiber installations. Jio has underground installations too.I can only say it depends upon who is your area MLA and all that shit. Because Airtel wants to install the Fiber in whole Delhi but they are not able to get permission.
They want to install underground unlike Jio's over the head.
Oops my bad, you are right😳. I straight away pulled the statistic for all of Airtel's customers I guess. When it comes to wired broadband Airtel does lag far behind BSNL. This is mainly due to Airtel's greedy rush into Africa trying to copy developed countries.@netseeker Only BSNL has decent coverage. BSNL is the most prominent. Airtel on the other hand, given the size of the company and the opportunities they had in the past to expand their wired broadband network. They are nothing but a failure in the wired broadband segment.
India had 18 million wired broadband subscribers until November 2018. Current statistics affirm that BSNL boasts the highest number of subscribers at 9.17 million users, Airtel at 2.26 million subscribers while ACT has 1.38 million users. BSNL has half the market share of wired broadband.