Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan on Wednesday launched a free public wi-fi project which ACT Fibernet will roll out in Bengaluru in collaboration with the Bru-hat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike(BBMP). The project will take 9-12 months for completion. The long-pending project is part of the Digital Karnataka goal, and will provide wi-fi access to everyone, the deputy CM said on the concluding day of the Bengaluru Tech Summit. The government is not investing money on the wi-fi infrastructure, he said.

ACT Fibernet has partnered with the Greater Chennai Corporation to set up WiFi zones in Chennai. The initiative, which is part of the Smart City project started by the Central Government, aims to provide citizens access to free and seamless WiFi connectivity.As part of the tie-up, over 25 Wi-fi zones have been installed across prime locations in the city, including 14 Amma Canteens situated across 15 Zones in Greater Chennai Corporation.

ACT Fibernet has partnered with the Greater Chennai Corporation to set up WiFi zones in Chennai. The initiative, which is part of the Smart City project started by the Central Government, aims to provide citizens access to free and seamless WiFi connectivity. As part of the tie-up, over 25 Wi-fi zones have been installed across prime locations in the city, including 14 Amma Canteens situated across 15 Zones in Greater Chennai Corporation.

ACT Fibernet, the popular wired broadband Internet Service Provider in India launched ACT Stream TV 4K Android TV Box earlier this year. Expanding their services, the company provided free public WiFi during IPL matches and has been providing free public WiFi at malls in Hyderabad. Now, the latest in the list is Chennai city and ACT Fibernet has started rolling out public WiFi hotspots in partnership with Greater Chennai Corporation.

ACT Fibernet has announced partnership with Greater Chennai Corporation to set up WiFi zones in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The initiative is part of the Smart City project started by the government and executed by Greater Chennai Corporation to provide citizens access to free and seamless WiFi connectivity. As part of the tie-up, ACT Fibernet together with Greater Chennai Corporation has installed 25+ Wi-fi zones across prime locations in the city including 14 Amma Canteens across 15 Zones in Greater Chennai Corporation.

Wired broadband provider ACT Fibernet has entered into a partnership with Greater Chennai Corporation to roll out free WiFi zones in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The initiative is a part of the Smart City project started by the government and executed by Greater Chennai Corporation to provide citizens access to free WiFi connectivity. As a part of the tie up, over 25 WiFi zones across prime locations in the city including 14 Amma Canteens across 15 Zones in Greater Chennai Corporation have been installed.

ACT Fibernet has entered into a partnership with the Greater Chennai Corporation to rollout free Wi-Fi zones in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The initiative has been undertaken as a part of the government’s smart city project, which is being executed by the Greater Chennai Corporation. It aims to provide free Wi-Fi connectivity to citizens. Under the partnership, over 25 Wi-Fi zones have been installed across prime locations in the city including 14 Amma canteens across 15 zones in Greater Chennai Corporation.