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The 5G auctions are done but when will the consumer finally be able to connect to the promised holy grail of high speed, well as early as October for some. Economic Times reports that Jio, Airtel, VI are looking to rollout 5G services in select cities by October if the spectrum is allocated as per the govt schedule in mid-August. The lucky first will be from Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Chennai, Jamnagar and IT hub Bengaluru. If you are wondering what is the big deal here is what what the fuss about 5G is all about: 

What it is: 5G or fifth generation is the latest upgrade in the long-term evolution (LTE) mobile broadband networks
What makes it desirable: 5G has been designed to meet the very large growth in data and connectivity of today’s modern society, the internet of things with billions of connected devices, and fast growing innovations
It's use case: Massive machine to machine communications – also called the Internet of Things (IoT), Ultra-reliable low latency communications which essentially means better control of devices such as automated cars,  faster speeds will enable connection of billions of devices for our smart cities, smart schools and smart homes

Countries such as US have already commercially rolled-out 5G spectrum which India is still in testing phase for the same. Some research suggests that by 2025, 5G networks are likely to cover one-third of the world’s population.

Here is when you can finally connect to 5G! 

Get ready to connect to the next-gen 5G network but only if you are in these cities..

Countdown to 5G rollout begins

Reports: Telecom operators to&nbsp; begin the initial phase of rolling out services on the next-gen network by October 
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The 5G auctions are done but when will the consumer finally be able to connect to the promised holy grail of high speed, well as early as October for some.&nbsp; Economic Times reports that Jio, Airtel, VI are looking to rollout 5G services in select cities by October if the spectrum is allocated as per the govt schedule in mid-August. The lucky first will be from Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Chennai, Jamnagar and IT hub Bengaluru.&nbsp; If you are wondering what is the big deal here is what the fuss about 5G is all about:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>What it is: 5G or fifth generation is the latest upgrade in the long-term evolution (LTE) mobile broadband networks</li>
<li>What makes it desirable: 5G has been designed to meet the very large growth in data and connectivity of today&rsquo;s modern society, the internet of things with billions of connected devices, and fast growing innovations</li>
<li>It's use case: Massive machine-to-machine communications &ndash; also called the Internet of Things (IoT), Ultra-reliable low latency communications which essentially means better control of devices such as automated cars, &nbsp;faster speeds will enable connection of billions of devices for our smart cities, smart schools and smart homes</li>
</ul>
Countries such as US have already commercially rolled out 5G spectrum which India is still in testing phase for the same. Some research suggests that by 2025, 5G networks are likely to cover one-third of the world&rsquo;s population.

Govt may ask the telecom regulator to lower prices for the 5G airways , sources told The Mint.&nbsp;
The reserve price for 5G&nbsp;spectrum&nbsp;has been set at&nbsp;₹492 crore per MHz of spectrum as of now&nbsp;
After the recent auction, with the 700 Mhz band going unsold in the auction the Govt is reconsidering the price point to make it more affordable for operators.&nbsp;The 700MHz band, can best support 5G rollout due to its high efficiency,&nbsp;

Govt may ask telecom regulator to make 5G airwaves cheaper

Govt may ask telecom regulator to make 5G spectrum cheaper

Govt may ask the telecom regulator to lower prices for the 5G airways , sources told The Mint.&nbsp;
The reserve price for 5G&nbsp;spectrum&nbsp;has been set at&nbsp;₹492 crore per MHz of spectrum as of now&nbsp;
After the recent auction, with the 700 Mhz band going unsold in the auction the Govt is reconsidering the price point to make it more affordable for operators.&nbsp;The 700MHz band, can best support 5G rollout due to its high efficiency,&nbsp;

Mukesh Ambani backed Jio has emerged as the single largest buyer in the spectrum auction doling out a hefty $7.8 bn. This compared to a $2.6 billon spent by Sunil Mittal promoted Bharti Airtel.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Jio was focused on renewing the crucial 800MHz. It bought 58% of the spectrum available in this band ensuring wider coverage.&nbsp;&nbsp;
After the four rounds of auction, the kitty&nbsp;topping Rs 77,000 cr&nbsp;has far exceeded the govt&rsquo;s expectations.&nbsp;

Spectrum auction rakes in $10.5 billion, Jio biggest buyer 

Mukesh Ambani backed Jio has emerged as the single largest buyer in the spectrum auction doling out a hefty $7.8 bn. This compared to a $2.6 billon spent by Sunil Mittal promoted Bharti Airtel.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Jio was focused on renewing the crucial 800MHz. It bought 58% of the spectrum available in this band ensuring wider coverage.&nbsp;&nbsp;
After the four rounds of auction, the kitty&nbsp;topping Rs 77,000 cr&nbsp;has far exceeded the govt&rsquo;s expectations.&nbsp;

Mukesh Ambani backed Jio has emerged as the single largest buyer in the spectrum auction doling out a hefty $7.8 bn. This compared to a $2.6 billon spent by Sunil Mittal promoted Bharti Airtel.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Jio was focused on renewing the crucial 800MHz band. It&nbsp; has mopped up 58% of the spectrum available in this band ensuring wider coverage for the telecom&nbsp;giant.&nbsp;
After the four rounds of auction, the kitty&nbsp;topping Rs 77,000 cr&nbsp;has far exceeded the govt&rsquo;s expectations.&nbsp;

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