Jio plans to take indigenously developed telecom technologies to the world: RIL

Reliance Jio is India's largest telecom operator.

Reliance Jio, India's largest telecom operator, plans to export its indigenously developed technologies to the rest of the world, having deployed them at scale to power its 4G and 5G networks.

Jio's investments in next-generation network and digital technologies would sustain a competitive edge and market share gains.

“This will ensure strong and consistent shareholder return over the coming years,” Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) said in its report for 2023-24, which was released on August 7.

Jio Platforms and its subsidiaries filed for 1,255 patents and were granted 144 in FY2023-24. The cumulative count of patents granted has increased to 331 as of March 2024, the report said.

“These patents span 6G, 5G, AI, LLM, Deep Learning, Big Data, Devices, IoT and NB-IoT,” RIL said. Some of the new product launched by Jio are JioBharat, JioSpaceFiber, JioCloudXP, JioGamesCLoud, JioCloudPC, JioMotive, JioSafe, and JioTranslate.

Jio has rolled out its True5G network across India, with over 108 million subscribers migrated to Jio’s 5G network. Its 5G network now carries almost 30 percent of Jio’s mobility data traffic and the entire 5G data is now carried on Jio’s 5G+4G combo core.

Jio is the only operator in India rolling out 5G on standalone architecture and has multiple technology advantages – the ability to offer tailor-made network slices for different customer cohorts and use cases, Voice over New Radio (VoNR), and cloud-native 5G core with cutting-edge security (Quantum Safe), the report said.

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