ACT FiberNet users in New Delhi India had been writing on social media for quite some time that the company is offering them unlimited data . Actually, the validity of the unlimited data offer from the broadband company has been increased. ATC FiberNet users are now being given unlimited data at speeds up to 300Mbps by 30 April. Earlier this offer was announced on March 7, because the employees of most companies are working from home, in such a situation the customers were getting special offers.

ACT Fibernet today launched an exclusive online CS: GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) community tournament for all ACT Fibernet customers. This initiative is undertaken in partnership with The Esports Club (TEC) and will be held beginning from 3rd April till 12th April 2020. As part of ACT’s brand promise to feel the advantage, ACT had called out ‘advantage gaming’ as a key pillar last year. Since then, ACT has announced a strategic partnership with Wargaming and helped launch their World of Warships title in India.

ACT Fibernet today launched an exclusive online CS: GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) community tournament for all ACT Fibernet customers. This initiative is undertaken in partnership with The Esports Club (TEC) and will be held beginning from 3rd April till 12th April 2020. As part of ACT’s brand promise to feel the advantage, ACT had called out ‘advantage gaming’ as a key pillar last year. Since then, ACT has announced a strategic partnership with Wargaming and helped launch their World of Warships title in India.

ACT Fibernet today launched an exclusive online CS: GO (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) community tournament for all ACT Fibernet customers. This initiative is undertaken in partnership with The Esports Club (TEC) and will be held beginning from 3rd April till 12th April 2020. As part of ACT’s brand promise to feel the advantage, ACT had called out ‘advantage gaming’ as a key pillar last year. Since then, ACT has announced a strategic partnership with Wargaming and helped launch their World of Warships title in India.

The Esports Club (TEC) has announced a Rainbow Six Siege league for Indian teams with Western Digital as its title sponsor.TEC is an esports platform aiming to develop the esports ecosystem in India and has also brought on ACT Fibernet, ZOTAC Gaming, and Games The Shop as partners of the league.

As the 21-day lockdown imposed because of the spread of coronavirus continues, people around the country (and the world) are relying more and more on the Internet. Although the government has denied that the lockdown is going to be extended, many of us will likely continue to work from home for a little longer, and whether it is for work or for entertainment, the Internet is essential. Prasanna Gokhale, CTO, ACT Fibernet, highlighted an increase in peak traffic nowadays.

ACT Fibernet, one of the leading internet service providers in India, has witnessed over 40 per cent surge in peak traffic on its network during the ongoing coronavirus crisis. The company said it has seen a spike in internet usage across all cities where it operates, including Delhi, Jaipur, Bengaluru and Coimbatore. “Our network is future-ready to scale up significantly to meet growing demands in all the cities we are present in,” Prasanna Gokhale, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), ACT Fibernet, told indianexpress.com in an email interaction.

ACT Fibernet recently launched Work home plans for its customers. Under this plan, the company is providing 300Mbps speed without FUP. The company is offering this facility with its base plans, and users can avail the service via its app. Similarly, both state-run telecom operators BSNL and MTNL have announced offers for their broadband customers. The telcos are offering free and double data benefits. However, now customers are complaining about the low speed.

While most people have accepted the new reality — social distancing, coronavirus quarantines and lockdowns, public transport asked to take a break and working from home — even if they may not be happy about, one thing that everyone agrees is on is that any measure of self-isolation would be infinitely worse, without the internet. ACT Fibernet, on the other hand, claimed that its network is future-ready and has sufficient capacity to scale up and meet any demand.