“We're tracking strong to that, and this quarter was another demonstration of it. So we feel very good about it.”

In context

“access. Just to give you a sense of this, right? We said we would get to 15 million customers by 2030 a couple of months ago. Now how did we get to that 15 million? We basically divide the country to almost 36 million hexbins, order of magnitude. And we look at a hexbin level. We forecast the level of wireless traffic. And what is left is really fallow capacity. And then we subject that fallow capacity to saying, yes, we've got that fallow capacity, but let's put a reasonable market share on how much we can get to in fixed wireless access. And then we commit to a number. And that calculation we did for 2030, remember, assumes we buy no further spectrum. It doesn't assume 6G. It doesn't assume any further spectral efficiency improvement. That's the basis on which we got to the 15 million. We're tracking strong to that, and this quarter was another demonstration of it. So we feel very good about it. But André? André Almeida: No. As Srini said, I think, one, we're very confident about the 2030 number. And I think one of the reasons that makes us very comfortable is what we're seeing today in reality. So not just the outstanding commercial performance we've had for many quarters in a row, but also the fact that all the leading indicators in terms of capacity and customer satisfaction continue to go up. We continue to increase our NPS. The average speeds our customers have on our product continue to go up quarter-over-quarter. The new routers we just launched, as we mentioned in February, have even higher speed than the existing routers. And all of this we've done while increasing 80% the number of customers we have on the network in 3 years. So as Srini said, we plan very carefully. We”