A person in India consumes 17GB data per month. (image credits: pixels)
India recorded the highest shipment of over 160 million smartphones including 30 million 5G devices in 2021, with active 4G enabled devices crossing 80 percent and active 5G enabled devices crossing 10 million.
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India has grown its mobile broadband subscribers from 345 million to 765 million in the past five years and the average mobile data consumption has now reached 17GB per user per month, a new report has revealed. India recorded the highest growth in mobile broadband data in 2021 and 31% growth in 4G mobile data, with average monthly data traffic per user growing at 26.6 percent (Y-o-Y). NokiaThe annual ‘Mobile Broadband Index (MBIT) Report 2022’ was released on Monday. The report further revealed that over 40 million subscribers were added or upgraded to 4G services in 2021.
“4G has played a vital role in developing India’s mobile broadband ecosystem. Now, the upcoming 5G spectrum auction and the commercial launch of services later this year will help India bridge the digital divide,” said Sanjay Malik, SVP and Head of India Market, Nokia. Indian Gen Zs average 8 hours per day The report said that 90 percent of internet users in India prefer to consume content online and in their local language. With a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 53 percent over the last five years, India has the highest There is more data usage in this world.
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India recorded the highest shipment of over 160 million smartphones including 30 million 5G devices in 2021, with active 4G enabled devices crossing 80 percent and active 5G enabled devices crossing 10 million. The report estimates that the user adoption of the smartphone user base will increase by 60-75 percent by 2025. The 5G services revenue is expected to grow at a CAGR of 164 per cent over the five years of the projects. 5G technology is expected to contribute up to 1 percent of global GDP, or $1.3 trillion in revenue, by 2030, driven by innovative use cases across multiple sectors.
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Findings suggest that the short-form video segment could account for 20 per cent of India’s digital advertising market, which is projected to reach $25-35 billion by the end of 2030.
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