Space Meets Telecom: Starlink vs Jio in India | The Daily Brief

[@marketsbyzerodha]

Correction at 5:50 The annual ARPU for Starlink is about 1.5 lakh INR, while that for Jio is about 2500 INR.

[@Kayaka_Ve_Kailasa]

Is 1.5 lakh after considering PPP because this will give comparable value to Jio which is at 2500

[@Aditya_Vyas]

I believe the correction happened because now you are considering the Broadband business of Jio & previously you were considering the Mobile Recharge business. Makes sense. Thanks for updating. Great Video ❤

[@yuvrajchakravarti8038]

Jio saying anything about anti -competitiveness is such a joke

[@bhikariman-sigmamale]

Why

[@nileshjain6648]

Common perception about Ambani on Internet is that he's a villian and about Tata's that they are heroes I think bro has same misconception.​@@bhikariman-sigmamale

[@ShafiqueM]

Even Satan will talk about fairness when it's favourable to them

[@v_srini]

Your Vocal steadiness is next level... You must have worked a lot for it 🎉

[@xxxisince1993]

Bhai one request if this show is for India people/investors/traders, please make the videos in hindi... Channel hit ho jayega bhai

[@Arun_tgb]

Starlink does not need any sat phone by the user, lot of countries starlink is available for just 300$, YES in indias context this is expensive too.

[@Charvak-Atheist]

120$ per month for Residencial uses for unlimited data. It's around ₹10,000. Currently Fiber connection cost around ₹1,000 per month for unlimited uses. So it's 10x expensive. But if you are in remote location, then it's best. 2nd, Rumors are there that they will offer it at lower price (around ₹7,000). Which is still expensive, Buts it's only 7x and affordable for remote areas. 3rd, Cost of this Satellite Internet will keep on decreasing with time as economics of scale kicks in.

[@jpmedia6260]

Lot of people are covering this topic , my question is this affordable in remote areas as their income levels are very much less when compared to metros?

[@ZaphodsSecondHead]

-"Middle East"- "West Asia"

[@yakshsharma1952]

Excellent Analysis Sir!

[@jayeshkhara1425]

Very good interesting information Thanks

[@sudharsananmurali3506]

Already Airtels oneweb in the picture !! Where u totally onedided !! Dive dewp bro !! 😂

[@SanjayKumar-hp3rk]

Government needs to auction and not allocate spectrum, specifically when they're running budget deficit and imposing taxes on citizens

[@ankitrai96]

First of all, understand that satellite spectrum is a shared space. Unlike 2G / 3G / 4G, it can't be divided among spectrums. Secondly, Jio doesnt even have a single satellite in space as of now. Why should the people not have access to something that's already there!?

[@smart1963]

Satcom not going to disrupt the existing communication in near future. No direct voice call possible. Works on data for calls through apps. May be Mr Musk would come up with some innovative solutions. Ambani's need not worry. He can continue to generate cash even with poor quality Jio service. Airtel hasn't worried about satcom. It's most useful for defence & diaster services. We are in need of it.

[@abhaykumar619]

Those df dont know how much starlink connection costs.

[@CAPARTH89]

Ofcouse Jio. Government wont be able to go agaisnt Motabhai

[@tylertheeverlasting]

If govt goes with Jio here will never support BJP again.