For tech companies like Google, Amazon, Meta, Zoom, and internet service providers represented by Broadband India Forum (BIF), the current system lacks pricing transparency, unfairly disadvantages smaller providers, and allows for near-monopoly pricing in remote areas. With market rates now as much as 99% below official ceilings, the outcome of this review will determine who controls the private highway-like DLCs of India’s internet.
Telcos, tech firms clash over India’s enterprise internet
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