Strengthening India’s next phase of digital connectivity through scalable telecom infrastructure

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By Rajarshi Roy, Vice President – Head of Operations, iBUS Network and Infrastructure

The digital journey in India during the last decade has been truly inspiring. The combination of a swift penetration of smartphones, inexpensive data plans, wide-scale digitization and government interventions has completely revolutionized the way the country works. From digital payments and over-the-top (OTT) platforms to cloud computing and e-commerce, the bandwidth needs of today are exponentially growing.

As India prepares to take its digital journey further into the future, discussions around quality of connectivity and scalability are increasingly becoming relevant. The discussion on connectivity is now not just about making services available, but ensuring that they will be able to sustain heavy and complex use in the future. This is when scalable telecom infrastructure, and especially fibre-based infrastructure, becomes critical for India’s ambitions.

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