Name: Y.

Naveen Babu

Grp: BBA ( General )

Regd No: 3222946

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JIO 5G

Jio's headquarters in RCP, Navi Mumbai

Subsidiary of Reliance Industries
Type

Industry Telecommunications

Founded 15 February 2007; 16 years ago

Founder Mukesh Ambani

Headquarters Reliance Corporate Park, Ghansoli, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra

, 
India
Area served India

Key people  Akash Ambani

(Chairman)[1]
 Sandip Das
(Managing Director)

Products  Fixed-line telephone

 Mobile telephony
 Wireless broadband
 Internet services
 Mobile phones
 OTT services

Revenue  ₹90,287 crore (US$11 billion)

(FY 2020–21)

Operating  ₹34,035 crore (US$4.3 billion)

income
(FY 2020–21)[2]

Net income  ₹12,537 crore (US$1.6 billion)

(FY 2020–21)[2]

Total assets  ₹305,965 crore (US$38 billion)

(FY 2020–21)[2]

Members  42.62 crore (426.2 million)

(31 March)[2][3]

Parent Jio Platforms[4]

Subsidiaries LYF

Website www.jio.com 

Helps Indian economy.

According to the report, 5G is expected to create new value through “hyperconnectivity” and

become a catalyst for digital transformation across industries in India. Sectors such as healthcare,

energy and utilities, manufacturing and retail are expected to benefit the most from the large

scale adoption of 5G technology.17-Nov-2022.

Benefits in economy

The Impact of 5G

The positive impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and its related emerging technologies

will be fully realized through the wide-scale deployment of 5G communication networks in

combination with other connectivity solutions. The key functional drivers of 5G will unlock a

broad range of opportunities, including the optimization of service delivery, decision-making,

and end-user experience. This will result in $13.2 trillion in global economic value by 2035,

generating 22.3 million jobs in the 5G global value chain alone

BENEFITS :

NEW DELHI: The rise of 5G technology is expected to drive an industrial revolution in India,

with the potential to boost the economy across various sectors such as agriculture, healthcare,

education, and manufacturing.

IMPACT OF. 5G ON ECONOMY

The key functional drivers of 5G will unlock a broad range of opportunities, including the

optimization of service delivery, decision-making, and end-user experience. This will result in
$13.2 trillion in global economic value by 2035, generating 22.3 million jobs in the 5G global

value chain alone.

To better understand how to realise this large estimated economic output potential, PwC

collaborated with the World Economic Forum on a new report, which proposes a bottom-up

approach analyzing 40 use cases that identified key industrial advances and social impact

areas in addition to the main functional drivers of 5G and the required maturity levels of

these drivers. Additionally, it maps the 5G ecosystem to identify its components, its

stakeholders and interdependencies, and the actions needed to accelerate 5G deployment

and fully realize the potentially

Helps Indian economy :-

According to the report, 5G is expected to create new value through “hyperconnectivity”

and become a catalyst for digital transformation across industries in India. Sectors such

as healthcare, energy and utilities, manufacturing and retail are expected to benefit the

most from the large scale adoption of 5G technology.17-Nov-2022

Disadvantages of 5G

 Insufficient worldwide coverage

 The fact that 5G has a spotty worldwide reach and is currently only available in a few
locations is its major drawback. The 5G network will primarily benefit cities; remote areas
may not receive coverage for several years. The costs for installing tower stations are very
high compared to other networks.

 A smaller broadcasting range

Despite its fast speeds, 5G does not have the same range as 4G. Large structures and

trees may also block the bandwidth of the 5Gbps, creating several problems. As a result,

additional towers are required for coverage, which is both time-consuming and costly. Rain

can potentially disrupt 5G coverage, which requires other safeguards.

 Upload rates

Mobile phone users may enjoy fast download rates thanks to 5G technology, and Upload

rates are not much shorter than 100 Mbps compared to 4G. Furthermore, mobile phones

need better battery technology for a 5G connection. Many phone owners report that when

using 5G, their handsets become hotter.

 Weakening of gadget batteries

Phones that use a 5G connection will undergo significant power drain, reducing battery life

significantly. As a result, producers must invest in innovative battery technology to prevent

batteries from breakage and other issues.

 Cybersecurity

The possibility of hacking is one of 5G’s drawbacks. Hackers can steal the database

because of the higher bandwidth. Additionally, it uses software that permits vulnerable

attacks. The likelihood of an attack increases considerably as 5G connects more devices.

As a result, businesses and organizations will need to spend more money on a security

operations centre to protect their infrastructure.

 Lack of encryption at the start of the connection procedure

Because 5G lacks encryption, hackers may organize their assaults more accurately, which

will significantly impact businesses. More bandwidth will put present security monitoring

under pressure, and the network will need security measures to avoid cyber assaults.

Consumer education is required to improve security effectively. On the other side, efforts

are being made to increase security as the initial deployment of 5G begins. Keeping all IoT

devices up to speed with security patches can aid in overcoming issues with the best

outcomes.
  What is Speed of Jio 5G?

On Jio’s 5G network, we got a speed of 609 Mbps on download and 49.1 Mbps on uploads.

The phone latched on to the network quickly and was stable.