BSNL Bharat AirFibre

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Bharat AirFibre and BSNL’s FTTH service BharatFibre sound similar but differ on the grounds that the FTTH service uses wired technology to provide broadband services while Bharat AirFibre will be wireless.

What this essentially means is that Bharat AirFibre will be launched on the unlicensed spectrum and since it is unlicensed and not being used by any other service, it would mean low interference and better relay quality. BSNL has also said that they will be using line-of-sight radio waves to deploy this service and provide call-centre services to the villages.

BSNL launches Bharat AirFibre for villages: Here’s what you need to know
 
This is basically what Tikona Broadband did back in the day. Anyone else remember that company?
 
This is great!!! A lot of countries are having this concept of using unlicensed spectrum to provide mobile, internet and TV services
 
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